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Molecular weight equivalent

The NGL column bottoms has average molecular weight equivalent to normal butane and therefore has an approximate autoignition temperature of405 °C (761 °F). [Pg.32]

Table 1. Molecular Weight Equivalent to the Hydraulic Radius of a Column Packed with 2-, 5-, and 10-pm Particles... Table 1. Molecular Weight Equivalent to the Hydraulic Radius of a Column Packed with 2-, 5-, and 10-pm Particles...
Material Molecular Weight Equivalent Weight for Polyurethanes Amine Hydrogen Equivalent Weight (AHEW)... [Pg.104]

NOTE The mass of a molecule is identified by the sum of its atomic weights, the molecular weight equivalent (mole). The standard symbol for mole is mol ... [Pg.11]

To conclude, the common physico-chemical characteristics of oligo-polyols for polyurethanes determined by standard analytical methods are hydroxyl number, hydroxyl percentage, primary hydroxyl content, molecular weight, equivalent weight, molecular weight distribution, viscosity, specific gravity, acidity and colour (See Chapters 3.1-3.11). [Pg.48]

Name Theoretical formula Molecular weight Equivalent weight... [Pg.323]

Name Formula Atomic or molecular weight Equivalence factor Mass in grams... [Pg.1200]

Fig. 17.7 Comparison of the equilibrium-simulated G(t) curve (o) for the twenty-bead Praenkel chain with Hp = 400kT and the predicted experimental curve (solid line) for an ideally monodisperse polystyrene sample with the molecular weight equivalent to N = 20 also shown are the points (+) representing the relaxation times of the 19 Rouse normal modes. Fig. 17.7 Comparison of the equilibrium-simulated G(t) curve (o) for the twenty-bead Praenkel chain with Hp = 400kT and the predicted experimental curve (solid line) for an ideally monodisperse polystyrene sample with the molecular weight equivalent to N = 20 also shown are the points (+) representing the relaxation times of the 19 Rouse normal modes.
Formula Molecular weight Equivalent weight Substance to CaCOj equivalent (multiply by) equivalent to substance (multiply by)... [Pg.419]

When Sony prepared random copolymer of VDF and HFP which had molecular weight equivalent to that of PVDF having a melting point of 175 °C, properties of this copolymer were intermediate between the crystalline nature of PVDF and the pliant nature of PHFP and thus its melting point was around 130 140 °C, considerably lower than that of PVDF. [Pg.238]


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