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    IMPACT

    FACTOR
    2.467

    an Open Access Journal by MDPI

    Polymer Blends: Processing, Morphology, and Properties


    Guest Editor: Message from the Guest Editor
    Prof. Jose Gamez-Perez This Special Issue will focus on the existing state of the art
    Polymers and Advanced
    of blending as an efficient approach to overcome the
    Materials Group (PIMA),
    Universitat Jaume I, 12071 present and future challenges of the polymer industry. We
    Castellón, Spain are moving from an oil-based economy where a “few”
    jose.gamez@esid.uji.es cheap plastic products can fulfill many different
    applications to a new paradigm where the circular
    economy and pollution taxes will increase the cost of, if not
    ban, products made from commodities. Hence, the
    Deadline for manuscript
    opportunity for specific new compounds that are optimal
    submissions:
    29 February 2020 for fulfilling a given application will arise, especially in the
    field of bio-sourced and biodegradable materials. Blending
    polymers is a powerful method to modify the properties of
    plastics, but there are still some unanswered questions
    regarding processing-induced morphology and properties
    of the blends, which are the goal of many studies. In this
    sense, the goal of this Special Issue is to be a reference
    work, collecting the latest results in the field, so they can
    enlighten current and future investigations.

    Keywords

    biodegradable blends
    nano/micro-dispersions
    reactive blending
    surface modification

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