Molecular design distribution

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Manufacturer Trade Type Grade name elastomer designation Oil content (phr) Mooney viscosity (T + 8 ) at 127 C Ethylene content Diene type Diene content Molecular weight distribution classification... 

Generally, the models used for simulation of living polymers can be divided roughly into two classes, focused on static or dynamic properties of the LP or GM. The static models are mainly designed to study equilibrium conformational properties of the polymer chains, critical behavior at the polymerization transition, and molecular weight distribution... 

Advances in size-exclusion chromatography, coupled with refractive index, absorption, viscosity, and lightscattering detectors, and MALDI-ToFMS, have made it possible to accurately determine molecular weight distribution (oligomer profiling), even at the relatively low values of polymeric additives (up to about 5000 Da). Advances in column design, e.g. high-resolution PS/DVB columns (> 105 plates m-1) mean that SEC can provide a valuable alternative to conventional HPLC techniques for the separation of small molecules. 

Another perspective provided by this model is the effect of three physiochemical parameters—solubility, distribution coefficient, and molecular mass—on transcoreal flux. All of these properties can be influenced by molecular design. The effects of these properties are illustrated in Fig. 13, in which the logarithm of the flux is plotted as a function of solubility and distribution coefficient for two different Mr. Several features of the model are depicted, and these qualitative, or semi-quantitative, aspects presumably encompass the principles of corneal permeation. 

Polymerization processes represent an extremely important aspect of the chemical processing industry. Since many of the properties of polymeric materials are markedly affected by their average molecular weight and their molecular weight distribution, the design of reactors for polymerization processes offers many opportunities for the use of the principles presented earlier in this chapter. 

The stereoregularity and the molecular weight distribution of the resulting polymer can be controlled by the design of the catalyst precursor. 

P. Zhou, G. Q. Chen, H. Hong, F.S. Du, Z.C. Li, F. M. Li, Synthesis of C60-endbonded polymers with designed molecular weights and narrow molecular weight distributions via atom transfer radical polymerization, Macromolecules, vol. 33, pp. 1948-1954, 2000. 

This work describes the design, operation and application of the continuous GPC viscosity detector for the characterization of the molecular weight distribution of polymers. Details of the design and factors affecting the precision and accuracy of results are discussed along with selected examples of polymers with narrow and broad molecular weight distribution. 

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