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Diffusion in polymer solutions.

Diffusion coefficient of ordinary low molecular weight solutes in polymer solutions, noting variation of diffusivity from value in pure solvent

Gainer, J. L.↗

Spinach ferredoxin. I.

Spinach ferredoxin molecular weight, amino acid composition and amino and carboxyl terminal sequences

Chain, R. K.↗

Thermophysical properties of sodium

Assessment is given of physical and thermodynamic properties of sodium. FORTRAN subroutine computes enthalphy and entropy of sodium in given state, and composition, molecular weight, volume, and compressibility factor of corresponding vapor. Tabular results for saturated liquid and vapor are presented for a 500-2500 degree F range.

Golden, G. H.↗

Properties of air and combustion products of fuels with air

Thermodynamic and transport properties include ratio of specific heats, molecular weight, viscosity, heat capacity, thermal conductivity, and Prandtl number. Properties are calculated from 300 to 2500 degrees K and for pressures of three and ten atmospheres.

Lewandowski, K.↗

Rapid osmometry with diffusible polymers.

High speed automatic osmometer applied to measurements of diffusible branched polyethylene samples, discussing apparent molecular weight observations

Billmeyer, F. W., Jr.↗

Improved process for synthesizing anilinosilane compounds

New process gives good yields of anilinosilane compounds that can be readily isolated in a high state of purity. S-collidine is used as an HCl acceptor. Silane compounds can be melt-condensed with aromatic diols to provide high molecular weight polyaryloxysilane materials that are of importance in polymer technology.

Dunnavant, W. R.↗

Simple method for predicting viscosity of gas mixtures

Method is derived from the Chapman-enskog theory which describes viscosities at low-to-moderate pressures. Mixtures of nonpolar gases require the viscosities and molecular weights of the constituents in addition to the mixture composition. Dipole moments, boiling points and liquid boiling point densities are also needed with polar gases.

Brokaw, R. S.↗

Polymer research

Aging, viscoelastic, and electrical conductivity of elastomers, molecular weight determination, and battery separators

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Analysis of T4 phage proteins. I

T4 phage proteins radioisotopical examination, determining quantitative analysis and molecular weight by autoradiography

Cone, R.↗