Nanoorganization of reactive mixtures of mid-functional polystyrene with end-functional oligomer

To construct nanoorganized structures, architecture of the component molecules is required. When the component polymers are joined to each other at specific positions in the polymer chains, the blends should form the organized structures reflecting the molecular structures. This paper discusses the self-organization of the reactive mixtures of polystyrene having a pyridyl group at the chain center with 1-bromoeicosane or 1-bromooctadecane as model compounds of end-functional oligomers.