Abstract
The conformation of physically end-adsorbed polystyrene chains in polystyrene melt matrices was studied using neutron reflectivity. The results were compared with the predictions of numerical self-consistent field theory. The end-adsorbed chains formed weakly stretched brushes; the widths of the interface between free and brush chains were found to be slightly less than widths predicted by theory.
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