Self-organization and phase behavior of hydrogen-bonded mixtures of end-functional polymer with surfactant

In blends of polymer with polymer or oligomer that tend to separate into two phases, it is well known that attractive interactions between the components strongly affect miscibility and aggregated structures. Hence, it is considered that the molecular interactions are effective in controlling the organized structures in these blends. This paper focuses on the nanoorganization and phase behavior in the polymer-oligomer mixtures in which the components are connected to each other between the chain ends by hydrogen bond.