1977
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-08124-0_4
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Polymer separation and characterization by thin-layer chromatography

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“…6 and 7 reflected a complete separation of homopolymer chains from the block copolymers, two experimental paths were pursued block copolymer samples were mixed with each other and with defined amounts of homopolymer. comprising equal amounts of both (3). The latter trace appears as a mere superposition of the two former ones, as is expected, if the individual components do not mutually influence their elution behaviour.…”
Section: Gradient Elution Of Block Copolymerssupporting
confidence: 65%
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“…6 and 7 reflected a complete separation of homopolymer chains from the block copolymers, two experimental paths were pursued block copolymer samples were mixed with each other and with defined amounts of homopolymer. comprising equal amounts of both (3). The latter trace appears as a mere superposition of the two former ones, as is expected, if the individual components do not mutually influence their elution behaviour.…”
Section: Gradient Elution Of Block Copolymerssupporting
confidence: 65%
“…With this in mind, the correlation encountered in Fig. 11 appears surprisingly good and suggests that in accordance with Eq, (3) there is a linear dependence between the volume fraction of THF at the instant of elution, pl, and the reciprocal square root of the molecular weight of the MMA block. This finding corroborates the assumption that it is the more strongly retained MMA block which dominates the elution behaviour of these block copolymers and causes a retention mechanism to be operative with the influence of solute solubility prevailing over adsorptive interactions.…”
Section: Towards a Retention Model For Block Copolymerssupporting
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“…Mn (2) where M" is the number average molecular weight of the copolymer. From here on, the term distribu-604 tion function will always mean the differential distribution function.…”
Section: W(m X)=-n(m X)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Autoren hahen den Gehalt an Methylethylkcton bcstimmt, der im Gernisch vorliegeii niul3, damit die Polymerprobe gerade zu wandern beginnt. Die Rf-Wert,e zwisclieii 0 und 0,2, die in der zitierten Arheit aiigestrebt wurden [2], siud jedocli niit besonders Iiohen Werten fur den Verteiluiigskocffizic~~teri verburrden ( 4 < K S 00). Das ist bei der Auswertung Iiindcrlich.…”
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