Sentence examples for branching architecture from inspiring English sources
The branching architecture of the products has been evaluated by 1H NMR and MALS-SEC analyses.
This algorithm was originally introduced to model leaf venation patterns and the branching architecture of trees.
The implications of topological parameters including branch length, number of branches, and branching architecture on rheological performance are also reviewed.
It was found that multibranched polystyrene, with long flexible polystyrene chains and without any mesogenic groups, form the mesomorphic phase depending on the branching architecture of the polymer molecule.
These results indicate that the miscibility in the athermal binary multibranched-linear polystyrene blends is influenced by the branching architecture, and the blends locate near the miscible/immiscible boundary.
curves showed one or two thermal transitions corresponding to the glass transitions depending on both the branching architecture of the multibranched polystyrene, namely poly(macromonomer)s, and the molecular weight of the linear polystyrenes.
The molecular weights, branching architectures, chemical compositional distributions as well as the crystallization behavior of these RHBLPEs were carefully investigated by GPC, NMR, A-TREF and DSC, respectively.
Polypropylene is transformed by simultaneous, radical-mediated chain scission and cross-linking to generate branched architectures.
Arborescent polystyrene-graft-polyisoprene copolymer samples were synthesized from polystyrene substrates of linear and branched architectures functionalized with acetyl groups, and coupled with polyisoprene macroanions.
The adsorption results show that, for C-PAM of similar molar mass, highly branched architectures reach the equilibrium faster than linear C-PAM.
Hemicelluloses are polysaccharides bearing more irregular macromolecular structures than cellulose or lignin because of the presence of different anhydrohexose and anhydropentose units in their chains and/or branched architectures [46].
