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Vinyl backbone methylene carbon

The Tetrad Chemical Shift Sequence with Respect to an Increasing Field Strength for Some Representative Vinyl Polymer Backbone Methylene Carbon Resonances... [Pg.302]

A preferable system is poly(p-fluorostyrene) doped into poly(styrene). Since rotations about the 1,4 phenyl axis do not alter the position of the fluorine, the F spin may be regarded as being at the end of a long "bond" to the backbone carbon. In standard RIS theory, this polymer would be treated with dyad statistical weights to automatically take into account conformations of the vinyl monomer unit which are excluded on steric grounds. We have found it more convenient to retain the monad statistical weight structure employed for the poly(methylene) calculations. The calculations reproduce the experimental unperturbed dimensions quite well when a reasonable set of hard sphere exclusion distances is employed. [Pg.286]


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