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Calibration and molecular weight calculations in GPC using a new practical method for dispersion correction—GPCV2

Yau et al., 1977

Document ID
6023008010615841037
Author
Yau W
Stoklosa H
Bly D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Applied Polymer Science

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Abstract The method of Balke, Hamielec, LeClair, and Pearce for GPC calibration and molecular weight computation is reviewed and evaluated. A new method, called GPCV2, is proposed which uses the single broad molecular weight distribution (MWD) standard for …
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