2000
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3919(20000701)9:6<345::aid-mats345>3.0.co;2-9
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Analysis of the conformation of worm-like chains by small-angle scattering: Monte-Carlo simulations in comparison to analytical theory

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“…It is possible with the help of this method, to determine the degree of polymerization and the shape of the molecule. The details of such an analysis have been discussed recently 16. First, the scattering intensity I ( q , c ) of dilute solutions of poly(carbon suboxide) is measured.…”
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“…It is possible with the help of this method, to determine the degree of polymerization and the shape of the molecule. The details of such an analysis have been discussed recently 16. First, the scattering intensity I ( q , c ) of dilute solutions of poly(carbon suboxide) is measured.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The above analysis is not sufficient to prove the bandlike structure for the poly(carbon suboxide). It is necessary to carry out the analysis of the form factor P ( q ) at higher scattering angles: first, the form factor must be corrected for the finite diameter of the molecule, as the X‐ray scattering interferences, which contribute to the angle dependence of I 0 ( q ), could also result from the finite cross‐section of the molecule 16. The corrected form factor P 0 ( q ), which then refers to an infinitely thin chain, in which there as only intramolecular interactions along the chains, could then be compared to the theoretical models.…”
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