KINEMATIC VISCOSITIES OF POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL + DEXTRAN + WATER SOLUTIONS
U. Gündüz, Özkan Murat Doğan
Abstract
U. Gündüz, Özkan Murat Doğan
Abstract
The kinematic viscosities of aqueous polyethylene glycol and dextran and polyethylene glycol + dextran + water were measured at temperatures of 30, 50, and 70°C. Polyethylene glycol with relative molecular masses of 200 and 1000 and dextran samples with nominal molecular masses of 37 500 and 2 000 000 were used. A one-parameter Grunberg-like equation proposed earlier by one of the present authors was used for estimating the values of viscosity of polyethylene glycol + dextran + water. A disposable parameter for the temperature range was calculated as 0.96 and 1.05 for PEG 200 + dextran 37 500 + water and PEG 1000 + dextran 37 500 + water, respectively, and as 2.74 and 2.80 for PEG 200 + dextran 2 000 000 + water, and PEG 1000 + dextran 2 000 000 + water, respectively. In view of our results, the proposed model works well for systems containing polyethylene glycol and dextran with different molecular masses.
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The kinematic viscosities of aqueous polyethylene glycol and dextran and polyethylene glycol + dextran + water were measured at temperatures of 30, 50, and 70°C. Polyethylene glycol with relative molecular masses of 200 and 1000 and dextran samples with nominal molecular masses of 37 500 and 2 000 000 were used. A one-parameter Grunberg-like equation proposed earlier by one of the present authors was used for estimating the values of viscosity of polyethylene glycol + dextran + water. A disposable parameter for the temperature range was calculated as 0.96 and 1.05 for PEG 200 + dextran 37 500 + water and PEG 1000 + dextran 37 500 + water, respectively, and as 2.74 and 2.80 for PEG 200 + dextran 2 000 000 + water, and PEG 1000 + dextran 2 000 000 + water, respectively. In view of our results, the proposed model works well for systems containing polyethylene glycol and dextran with different molecular masses.
Key concepts: Polyethylene glycol, Dextran, PEG ratio, Aqueous solution, Polyethylene, Chemistry, Viscosity, Polymer chemistry