Unperturbed Dimension of Poly(butylene oxide)
Masahiro Matsushima, Masaaki Fukatsu, Michio Kurata
Abstract
Masahiro Matsushima, Masaaki Fukatsu, Michio Kurata
Abstract
Abstract Viscosity and light scattering measurements of poly(butylene oxide) were carried out in various solvents, including a theta solvent, isopropanol. The intrinsic viscosity vs. molecular weight relationships obtained in the range of molecular weight from 2.1×105 to 2.3×106 were: & [η]=3.39×10^-5M_w^0.84 in benzene at 30°C, & [η]=4.08×10^-5M_w^0.79 in methyl ethyl ketone at 30°C, & [η]=8.65×10^-4M_w^0.50 in isopropanol at 29.8°C. The ratio σ between the end-to-end distance of the polymer chain in the unperturbed state and that in the freely rotating state was estimated to be 1.66.
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Abstract Viscosity and light scattering measurements of poly(butylene oxide) were carried out in various solvents, including a theta solvent, isopropanol. The intrinsic viscosity vs. molecular weight relationships obtained in the range of molecular weight from 2.1×105 to 2.3×106 were: & [η]=3.39×10^-5M_w^0.84 in benzene at 30°C, & [η]=4.08×10^-5M_w^0.79 in methyl ethyl ketone at 30°C, & [η]=8.65×10^-4M_w^0.50 in isopropanol at 29.8°C. The ratio σ between the end-to-end distance of the polymer chain in the unperturbed state and that in the freely rotating state was estimated to be 1.66.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Dimension (graph theory), Oxide, Polymer chemistry, Chemical engineering, Pure mathematics, Organic chemistry, Mathematics