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Estimation of molecular weight distribution parameters for free-radical polymerization

โœ Scribed by Leo Reich; S. S. Stivala


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1973
Tongue
English
Weight
330 KB
Volume
17
Category
Article
ISSN
0021-8995

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Abstract

A method is described which allows the precise estimation of molecular weight distribution parameters p and A which pertain to freeโ€radical polymerizations. Thus, expressions are developed which allow the estimation of (1 โˆ’ p) by means of a programmable calculator using molecular weight distribution data derived from GPC. Values of A may subsequently be calculated by means of a plot of one of the expressions given. Values of (1 โˆ’ p) and A obtained in this paper were checked using theoretical values as well as by a comparison between calculated and observed values. The agreement between calculated and theoretical or experimental values indicates that the method presented for the estimation of (1 โˆ’ p) and A is both reliable and relatively rapid. Previously reported methods for the estimation of (1 โˆ’ p) and A have involved curveโ€fitting trial calculations as well as more precise interpolation procedures. However, the latter are based on singleโ€peak maximum values.


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