The effect of crosslinking on the properties of low density polyethylene / polypropylene blends was investigated. It was found that crosslinking results in much higher deformability of the blends compared to uncrosslinked materials. A decrease in crystalline portion determined by DSC leads to lower modulus in crosslinked samples. High drawability of crosslinked samples is mainly attributed to peculiar behaviour of PE part of the crosslinked blend where thicker lamellae are formed during drawing.
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