Design, control, and compatibility technology of third and fourth generation polymer alloys.

Summarizing the significant progress made in synthesis, structural design, alloy mixing and forming devices, structural analysis, and viscoelasticity measurement, and explaining it in an easy-to-understand manner for those outside the field.

**[Supervision]** Akio Imai / Fellow of the Polymer Society **Chapter 1: What are Polymer Alloys** **Chapter 2: Morphology** **Section 1: Control of Physical Properties of Polymer Alloys** **Section 2: Rheological and Mechanical Properties of Polymer Alloy Blends** **Section 3: Control of Structure and Properties of Polymer Alloys** **Section 4: Control of Polymer Compatibility Using Porous Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs)** **Section 5: Viscoelastic Effects in the Formation of Phase-Separated Structures of Polymer Alloys** **Section 6: Localization and Control of a Third Component in Immiscible Polymer Blends** **Chapter 3: Compatibilizers / Compatibilizing Agents** **Section 1: What are Compatibilizers / Compatibilizing Agents?** **Section 2: Characteristics and Applications of Compatibilizers for Polymer Alloys** **Section 3: PC/ABS Blends Using Reactive Additives** **Section 4: Chiral Polymer Blends Using Liquid Crystal Electrochemical Polymerization** **Chapter 4: Compounding Techniques and Extrusion Molding Techniques** **Section 1: Polymer Alloy Formation Equipment Centered on Twin-Screw Extruders** **Section 2: Novel Nanocomposite Materials via High Shear Processing Techniques** **Section 3: Energy-Saving Extruders Using Visualization Analysis Systems** **Section 4: Fluoropolymer / Fluoropolymer Oligomer Blends Using High-Pressure Fluid Compounding Methods** **Chapter 5: Reactive Processing**

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