Sentence examples for molecular weight per from inspiring English sources
Networks prepared from macromers of which the molecular weight per arm was 0.6 kg/mol or higher had good mechanical properties, similar to linear high-molecular weight poly d,l-lactide).
1H NMR characterization allowed to assess the successful preparation of the dendritic HBPG-PDLA, synthesized by means of ring opening polymerization (ROP) of d-lactide, as well as the number average molecular weight per arm, that is about 1100 g/mol.
The observed intrinsic viscosity was analysed by the Yamakawa Fujii Yoshizaki theory of a wormlike chain, and the persistence length, molecular weight per unit contour length and molecular diameter were determined roughly as 6.8 nm, 890 g nm−1 and 1.1 nm, respectively.
The average molecular weight per electron,, has been set equal to 2. Radius is measured in standard solar radii and mass in standard solar masses.
(Near the beginning of the 20th century, there was reason to believe that stars were composed chiefly of heavy elements,, p. 955 so, in his 1931 paper, Chandrasekhar set the average molecular weight per electron,, equal to 2.5, giving a limit of 0.91).
A sample of the per-deuterated cyclic oligomers was polymerized to a high molecular weight per-deuterated linear polymer and analysed by g.p.c.
Genome size estimates derived from molecular weight of DNA per cell for rainbow trout and other salmonids vary from 2.4 to 3.0 × 109 bp [ 2, 3].
A total of 6 infusions (bilateral striatal procedures in 3 animals) were performed for each molecular weight of dextran per time point (10 min and 3 h).
Genome size estimates derived from determining the molecular weight of DNA per cell for rainbow trout and other salmonids vary from 2.4 to 3.0 × 109 bp [ 3, 4].
If all PEMT-derived PC molecules were converted to TG (assuming no PC was use for lipoprotein or bile secretion) it would amount to approximately 2.67 mmoles or 2.27 g of TG per day (based on an average molecular weight of 850 g/mole per TG molecule).
