Single-Point Intrinsic Viscosity: Intrinsic Viscosity in the SEC-Viscometry
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Single-Point Intrinsic Viscosity: Intrinsic Viscosity in the SEC-Viscometry
Many workers proposed an equation for a single point determination of intrinsic viscosity [η]. In these methods Solomon-Cuita's and Solomon Gotesman's equations were suitable with concentration of polymer c up to specific viscosity ηSp<0.6, and Fikentscher's with concentration c nearly equal to ηSp=1.5. In SEC-Viscometry, ηSp/c was equal to Solomon-Cuita's and Solomon Gotesman's. Significant data were ηSp and c.
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