A method for the development of polymer-polymer blends based on crazed
polymer matrices prepared by classical and delocalized crazing is con
sidered. General features of formation of the structure of such blends
and specific features of their sorption, mechanical, and electrical p
roperties are discussed. The above polymer-polymer blends are similar
to interpenetrating polymer networks and are characterized by micropha
se separation into two continuous phases with a high level of dispersi
on of the components. A distinctive property of the blends based on so
lvent-crazed polymers concerns the molecular orientation of components
and the possible development of anisometric structures with different
distributions of the components in the volume of polymer samples. Var
ying the mode of solvent crazing and the conditions of tensile drawing
of the initial polymer allows one to control the composition, structu
re,nd properties of the polymer-polymer blends.