Abstract
It is shown on the basis of an examination of studies carried out in recent years that, by a correct thermodynamically well-founded choice of polymers between which hydrogen bonds can be formed or which can give rise to electron donor–electron acceptor complexes, it is possible to create thermodynamically compatible systems; compatibility can also be improved by mixing homopolymers with copolymers. Various thermodynamic situations observed on blending polymers and the temperature dependence of their thermodynamic compatibility are discussed.
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