Sentence examples for polymer weight from inspiring English sources
This result has implications for the Brownian regularity of the scaled polymer weight profile begun from rather general initial data.
Even with a polymer weight fraction of 0.5, these molecular compounds form lamellar crystals when crystallized from the melt.
In soak tests, pure and 30 wt%-filled silicones lost 10% of polymer weight in 700 and 1800 h, respectively.
TGA analyses demonstrated that the polymer weight ratios through "grafting to" and "grafting from" methods were 29.8% and 34.4%, respectively.
Rheological measurements indicated that all the hydrogels exhibited the characteristics of elastomer and the cross-linking density had a correlation to the polymer weight percentage.
Organic inorganic composite membranes are formed by nano-sized alumina particles uniformly dispersed in the poly vinylidene fluoride) solution (19% polymer weight).
Polymer weight-averaged molecular weights (Mw) and polydispersity indices (PDI) were determined by gel permeation chromatography (GPC) on a PerkinElmer liquid chromatography system consisting of a Series 200 refractive index detector, a Series 200 LC pump, and an ISS 200 autosampler.
The use of higher molecular weight polymers led to a decrease in the total weight of polymer grafted, as the increase in per-polymer weight is more than offset by steric occlusion on the SWCNT surface.
Improvements, however, can be made in these complex systems as entrapped drugs may have the potential for premature release, and those with covalently bound drug yield drug-to-polymer weight percentages below 10%.
The first decomposition peak in the DTG) for C18C4 is broad and represents a higher area than the other two, due to the shorter chain length and greater ester contribution to the polymers' weight.
It should also be noted that the bioconjugate retention volume decreased with increasing polymer molecular weight, suggesting that higher molecular weight polymers resulted in higher molecular weight bioconjugates.
