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Characterization of Polymer Molecular Weight Distribution by NMR Diffusometry: Experimental Criteria and Findings

NMR diffusometry finds useful applications in characterizing molecular weight (M) and molecular weight distribution (MWD) for polymers due to its unique advantages in generic detection, chemical selectivity, and quantitation. Here, we present a fundamental study to explore how the condition of diffusion measurement impacts the determined MWD. We use the critical dilute concentration C(dilute)^(*) to explicitly delineate the boundary of the sufficiently dilute condition, below which chain...

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