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Interference refractometry of polymer solutions

Enn Elbing, A. G. Parts

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Abstract The specific refractive index increments of a number of polymer/solvent systems have been measured by means of an interference refractometer. The technique described permits rapid and precise evaluation of dn/dc, as well as eliminating the difficulties normally associated with interferometric measurements in organic solvents.

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Abstract The specific refractive index increments of a number of polymer/solvent systems have been measured by means of an interference refractometer. The technique described permits rapid and precise evaluation of dn/dc, as well as eliminating the difficulties normally associated with interferometric measurements in organic solvents.

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Abstract The specific refractive index increments of a number of polymer/solvent systems have been measured by means of an interference refractometer. The technique described permits rapid and precise evaluation of dn/dc, as well as eliminating the difficulties normally associated with interferometric measurements in organic solvents.

Key concepts: Refractometry, Refractometer, Interference (communication), Refractive index, Polymer, Interferometry, Solvent, Optics

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