An elastomer/rigid particle filler with core–shell structure was prepared by twin-screw extruder according to an encapulation model. It was used to toughen and reinforce polypropylene (PP). An original idea of a one-step processing method was adopted in creating PP/polyoctene–ethylene/talc ternary composites. The rheological behavior of PP was changed and the mechanical properties were improved. SEM observation showed that the core–shell structured filler dispersed better in copolypropylene than in homopolypropylene. Two reasons were proposed and proved by the rheology test and SEM observation.
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