In this question, we need to match the temperature conditions with the corresponding events related to crystallization. The events depend on the glass transition temperature (\(T_g\)) and the equilibrium melting point (\(T_m^0\)) of the polymer. Let’s analyze each case based on the given conditions.
- Condition P: "The \(T_g\) of the amorphous component is lower than the crystallizable one." This means that the amorphous component will have a lower glass transition temperature, which could affect the crystallization process. As the amorphous component has a lower \(T_g\), crystallization is more favorable, and the temperature range over which crystallization can occur becomes narrower. This corresponds to Event 3: "The temperature range over which crystallization can occur becomes smaller." Hence, P-3 is correct.
- Condition Q: "The \(T_g\) of the amorphous component is higher than the crystallizable one." When the \(T_g\) of the amorphous component is higher, it results in inhibited crystallization, as the component will not easily transition into the crystalline state. Therefore, Q corresponds to Event 1: "Crystallization is inhibited." Hence, Q-1 is correct.
- Condition R: "The blend \(T_g\) is higher than the \(T_m^0\) of the crystallizable one." This condition indicates that the crystallization temperature range is widened, as the \(T_g\) is significantly higher than the \(T_m^0\), allowing for more favorable conditions for crystallization. Therefore, R corresponds to Event 2: "Crystallization is favored." Hence, R-2 is correct.
Thus, the correct answers are (B) P-3; Q-1; R-2 and (D) P-4; Q-1; R-2.