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Laser light scattering, molecular weight

Low Angle Laser Light Scattering Photometry. Weight-average molecular weights were determined with a KMX-6 photometer (LDC/Milton Roy). The light source was a 2 mW vertically polarized helium-neon laser (A =... [Pg.149]

The molecular weight and its distribution have been determined by laser light scattering, employing a new apparatus for ETFE dissolution and solution clarification at high temperature diisobutyl adipate is the solvent at 240°C. The molecular weight of molten ETEE is determined by high temperature rheometry (21). [Pg.366]

Static (multi-angle laser) light scattering (SLS or MALLs) Molecular weight, radius of gyration, Rg solution conformation and flexibility. Solutions need to be clear of supramolecular aggregates. Rg more sensitive to conformation than s. [3]... [Pg.213]

At the moment, one recommends to determine the molecular characteristics of pectins using SEC chromatography equipped with a differential refractometer, a multiangle laser light scattering detector and a viscometer as previously described [25]. This technique needs no calibration with the usual molecular weight standards such dextrans and pullulans... [Pg.23]

Mhatre, R. and Krull, I. S., Determination of on-line differential refractive index and molecular weight via gradient HPLC interfaced with low-angle laser light-scattering, ultraviolet, and refractive index detection, Anal. Chem., 65, 283, 1993. [Pg.53]

Molecular-weight-sensitive detectors, such as a laser light-scattering photometer... [Pg.339]

Mourey, T. H. and Coll, H., Size exclusion chromatography with two-angle laser light-scattering (SEC-TALLS) of high-molecular-weight and branched polymers, /. Appl. Polym. Sci., 56, 65, 1995. [Pg.371]

Podzimek, S., The use of GPC coupled with a multiangle laser light-scattering photometer for the characterization of polymers. On the determination of molecular weight, size, and branching, /. Appl. Polym. Sci., 54, 91, 1994. [Pg.371]


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