Polymer FractionationManfred J. R. Cantow |
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... Polydispersity of High Polymers . A. Polydispersity and Fractionation .. B. Polydispersity and Polymer Properties .. II . Phase Relations for Polydisperse Systems . A. General Considerations .. B. Phase Relations for Polydisperse ...
... Polydispersity of High Polymers . A. Polydispersity and Fractionation .. B. Polydispersity and Polymer Properties .. II . Phase Relations for Polydisperse Systems . A. General Considerations .. B. Phase Relations for Polydisperse ...
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... polydispersity increases , is often used as a measure of the polydispersity of a polymer sample . Of course , for a fixed value of ... Polydispersity of High Polymers A Polydispersity and Fractionation B Polydispersity and Polymer Properties.
... polydispersity increases , is often used as a measure of the polydispersity of a polymer sample . Of course , for a fixed value of ... Polydispersity of High Polymers A Polydispersity and Fractionation B Polydispersity and Polymer Properties.
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... polydispersity effect will obscure the picture and render the extraction of polydispersity curves actually a rather complex task . B. POLYDISPERSITY PARAMETERS FROM LINEARIZED FLOW CURVES It is possible to devise approximations which ...
... polydispersity effect will obscure the picture and render the extraction of polydispersity curves actually a rather complex task . B. POLYDISPERSITY PARAMETERS FROM LINEARIZED FLOW CURVES It is possible to devise approximations which ...
Contents
PREFACE | 3 |
Fractionation Theory | 10 |
Fractionation Efficiency | 27 |
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