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“…It is reasonable to assume that the cluster size is associated with the flexibility of the macromolecule, which depends on the configurational composition of the polymer. In [13,22,23], the evaluation of the thermodynamic rigidity was performed for PTMSP based on the double refraction in solutions and hydrodynamic data, and it was shown that a macromolecule enriched with cis-units is characterized by higher flexibility. The increase in the flexibility of macromolecules with the growth in the concentration of cis-units due to the longer cis-fragments provides denser packing of the polymer, which is confirmed by the correlation between the decrease in the size of cluster-like formations and the growth in the concentration of cisunits from 40 to 80%.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is reasonable to assume that the cluster size is associated with the flexibility of the macromolecule, which depends on the configurational composition of the polymer. In [13,22,23], the evaluation of the thermodynamic rigidity was performed for PTMSP based on the double refraction in solutions and hydrodynamic data, and it was shown that a macromolecule enriched with cis-units is characterized by higher flexibility. The increase in the flexibility of macromolecules with the growth in the concentration of cis-units due to the longer cis-fragments provides denser packing of the polymer, which is confirmed by the correlation between the decrease in the size of cluster-like formations and the growth in the concentration of cisunits from 40 to 80%.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the basis of the values of rotation barriers, polymers may be arranged in a sequence that is indirectly related to the rigidity of the backbone chain of polyacetylene: PTMSP 1 > PMP > PTMSP 2 > PTMGP. As was shown in [13][14][15], for PTMSP and PTMGP enriched with trans units, the Kuhn segment length is ~100-80 Å, while in the case of PTMSP pre dominantly composed of cis units, the Kuhn segment length for is much lower: 37-33 Å. Table 3 summarizes the geometrical characteristics of the models for monomer units of polyacetylenes derived from quantum chemical calculations.…”
Section: Potential Barriers To Internal Rotationmentioning
confidence: 85%