The phrase "as a function of chain length" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to the length of a chain, such as in chemistry or physics.
Example: "The viscosity of the polymer increases as a function of chain length."
Alternatives: "in relation to chain length" or "depending on chain length."
The bond-stretching phonon modes of linear polyynes with hydrogen atom termination at the both ends are calculated as a function of chain length within the density functional theory.
Here we consider branching distributions as a function of chain length for CSTR and tubular reactor processes.
The current work focuses on a mechanistic characterization of polyglutamine homodimerization as a function of chain length and temperature.
Fahrer, J., Kranaster, R., Altmeyer, M., Marx, A. & Burkle, A. Quantitative analysis of the binding affinity of poly(ADP-ribose) to specific binding proteins as a function of chain length.
On the basis of these findings, a theoretical model is proposed to predict the axial modulus as a function of chain length.
The effect of differentiation of chain transfer constant as a function of chain length is studied by comparing the average chain length and broadness of chain length distributions of resulting telomers which C∞ is used as chain transfer constant.
The variation of monolayer melting point as a function of alkyl chain length, number of alkyl chains and the extent of unsaturation is reported.
Kim et al., Polymer, 1996, 37, 2573), the solubility limit of n-alkanes in blends of n-alkane/polyazomethine having flexible (n-alkyloxy methyl side chain-alkyloxy methylsidefunchainsof side chain lengths of the polymer and chain lengths of n-alkanes.
We have used molecular dynamics simulations to quantify terraced spreading of perfluoropolyether lubricant on a flat substrate as a function of polymer chain length, lubricant thickness, and functional end groups of the lubricant and the substrate.
The calculations are able to reproduce the observed U-shaped trend of binding free energy as a function of aliphatic chain length.
The rate of polymerization has been studied by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy as a function of the chain length of the aliphatic amines.
