No abstract

No abstract

The structure-property relationship of highly oriented polypropylene (PP) blends were investigated. The as prepared blends consist of very thin sandwiched layers of both the components. After annealing the blends above the melting point of polyethylene (PE) and cooling them to room temperature, an increase in mechanical properties (Young's modulus, fracture stress) is observed. The synergisms of the mechanical properties are explained by a structural model based on transmission electron micrographs.

No abstract

No abstract