Self assembled nanostructured complexes and blends via hydrogen bonding interactions
Salim, Nisa, Hanley, Tracey and Guo, Qipeng 2011, Self assembled nanostructured complexes and blends via hydrogen bonding interactions, in AXAA 2011 : Australian X-ray Analytical Association Workshops, Conference, and Exhibition, Australian X-ray Analytical Association, [Sydney, N. S. W.].
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Self assembled nanostructured complexes and blends via hydrogen bonding interactions
Small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) is useful to explain the formation of microstructures and the mechanism of microphase separation in self-assembled blends and complexes. In our study, we have used SAXA to examine the ordered and disordered nanostructures as well as morphological transitions in block copolymer/homopolymer blends and complexes [1,2].
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