Polymer characterization Polymer
the characterization of polymer requires several parameters need specified. because polymer consists of statistical distribution of chains of varying lengths, , each chain consists of monomer residues affect properties.
a variety of lab techniques used determine properties of polymers. techniques such wide angle x-ray scattering, small angle x-ray scattering, , small angle neutron scattering used determine crystalline structure of polymers. gel permeation chromatography used determine number average molecular weight, weight average molecular weight, , polydispersity. ftir, raman , nmr can used determine composition. thermal properties such glass transition temperature , melting point can determined differential scanning calorimetry , dynamic mechanical analysis. pyrolysis followed analysis of fragments 1 more technique determining possible structure of polymer. thermogravimetry useful technique evaluate thermal stability of polymer. detailed analysis of tg curves allow know bit of phase segregation in polymers. rheological properties commonly used determine molecular architecture (molecular weight, molecular weight distribution , branching) understand how polymer process, through measurements of polymer in melt phase. polymer characterization technique automatic continuous online monitoring of polymerization reactions (acomp) provides real-time characterization of polymerization reactions. can used analytical method in r&d, tool reaction optimization @ bench , pilot plant level and, eventually, feedback control of full-scale reactors. acomp measures in model-independent fashion evolution of average molar mass , intrinsic viscosity, monomer conversion kinetics and, in case of copolymers, average composition drift , distribution. applicable in areas of free radical , controlled radical homo- , copolymerization, polyelectrolyte synthesis, heterogeneous phase reactions, including emulsion polymerization, adaptation batch , continuous reactors, , modifications of polymers.
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