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Segment molecular mass

FIGURE 8.9 Ratio of segment molecular mass M, after Eq. (8.7) and monomer molecular mass Mm at 220°C and P = 0 EVOH versus mole fraction of ethylene, SAN versus mole fraction of acrylonitrile. [Pg.337]

Until 1981, mass spectrometry was limited, generally, to the analysis of volatile, relatively low-molecular-mass samples and was difficult to apply to nonvolatile peptides and proteins without first cutting them chemically into smaller volatile segments. During the past decade, the situation has changed radically with the advent of new ionization techniques and the development of tandem mass spectrometry. Now, the mass spectrometer has a well-deserved place in any laboratory interested in the analysis of peptides and proteins. [Pg.287]

With respect to the segmental diffusion, the characteristic frequencies of the cyclic systems vary with Q3 as in the case of the linear chains in dilute solution (see Sect. 5.1.2). The absolute values are independent of the topology of the polymers and their molecular masses, and thus exhibit the same deviations from the theoretical predictions that have just been pointed out for dilute solutions of linear homopolymers. [Pg.89]

When anisotropy increases with the increase of molecular mass of rotating unit. For instance, the sensor segment rotates rapidly and massive target binding decreases this rate. The target binding can also displace small competitor to solution with increase of its rotation rate. [Pg.9]

What is the molecular mass of a segment of B-DNA that encodes a 386-residue protein What is the length in 11m in A Do not make allowance for introns. [Pg.278]

I J l K k k Lo M m N Electric current (A) Nucleation rate (s 1 m 3) Length of one chain link (m) in a polymer chain Spring constant (Nm-1), equilibrium constant (e.g. mol/L) Bending rigidity (J) Saddle-splay modulus (J) Thickness of a polymer brush (m) Molar mass (kg mol-1), torque in Ch. 11 (Nm) Mass (kg), molecular mass (kg per molecule) Number of molecules (dimensionless or mol), number of segments in a linear polymer chain... [Pg.332]


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