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Weight fraction linear condensation

Fig. 52.—Weight fraction distributions of chain molecules in linear condensation polymers for several extents of reaction p.

$Fig. 52.—Weight fraction distributions of chain molecules in linear condensation polymers for several extents of reaction p.$

Equations (1.52) and (1.53) are expressions of the number and weight fractions for the most-probable distribution of molecules expected for linear condensation polymerization. The most-probable weight fraction distribution W vr(p) is compared with experimental data in Fig. 1.18. While the number fraction for the most-probable distribution is a monotonic function, the weight fraction has a maximum. The position of the maximum in... [Pg.22]

Figure 6.5 Weight fraction distribution of chain molecules in linear condensation polymers for several extents of reaction. (From Fiory, P.J., Chem. Rev., 39, 137, 1946. With permission.)...

$Figure 6.5 Weight fraction distribution of chain molecules in linear condensation polymers for several extents of reaction. (From Fiory, P.J., Chem. Rev., 39, 137, 1946. With permission.)...$

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