Sentence examples for degrees of polymerisation from inspiring English sources

Native and oxidised procyanidins with average degrees of polymerisation of 13 and 55 were incubated with cell walls.

The Cloud-points decreased monotonically with increasing degrees of polymerisation, as expected.

The optical properties of samples with different degrees of polymerisation were investigated using UV visible absorption, steady state and time-resolved photoluminescence emission spectroscopies.

Fully deuterated PTHF (DPTHF, D) and hydrogenated PTHF (HPTHF, H), having degrees of polymerisation, ND=166 and NH=142, respectively, were blended before cross-linking.

By this structural assimilation it was concluded that the crystal chain model of Muller for normal paraffin single crystal was consistent with the x-ray diffraction pattern of bulk polyethylene despite the different degrees of polymerisation (n).

FOS and GOS both have small degrees of polymerisation (DP) (DP < 10) and therefore are completely fermented in the proximal part of the colon.

A well-defined degree of polymerisation of XOS and the monomer in the hydrolysates were quantified.

It was found that hydrogen production was linked to the sugar type (pentose or hexose) and the degree of polymerisation.

WBE contained 72% of AXOS with an average degree of polymerisation of 5 and a degree of substitution arabinose/xylose of 0.24 (Cargill R&D centre Europe BVBA, Belgium).

Surface-active amphiphilic diblock copolymers, Si-EFS14 and Si-EFS71, consisting of a poly(dimethyl siloxane) block (degree of polymerisation 11) and a poly(4- triethyleneglycol monomethyl ether)-2,3,5,6-tetrafluorostyrene) block (average degree of polymerisation 14- triethyleneglycolesised by ATRP.

The degree of polymerisation of the PCL arms of the star polymers ranged from 14 to 81.