Effect of dispersion morphology, resulting from different mixing sequences used in making ternary composite polypropylene (PP)/poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS)/nano SiO2, on the crystallization of PP phase is studied. Mixing sequence is found to have significant effect on the dispersion morphology of the ternary composite, which in turn affected the crystallization of the PP matrix of the ternary composite. Crystallization behaviour of PP, studied by the differential scanning calorimetry, is discussed for the effect of different dispersion morphologies on overall crystallization process rate, nucleation rate, crystal size distribution and crystallinity.
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