10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSMOMETR»
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osmometr in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
osmometr and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Molecular Weight Characterisation of Synthetic Polymers - Strona 5
2.1.1 Vapour Phase Osmometry VPO instruments depend upon comparison of the temperature decrease due to the evaporation of solvent from a drop of pure solvent and a drop of polymer solution. The solvent/solution drop temperatures are ...
S. R. Holding, E. Meehan, 1995
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Handbook of Polyolefins, Second Edition - Strona 364
Especially useful are the complimentary techniques of membrane osmometry (MO) and vapor pressure osmometry (VPO). Cryoscopy and ebulliometry are not nearly so popular, in part because of well-documented experimental difficulties [55, ...
3
Protein-protein Interactions in Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions from ...
Membrane osmometry is a useful technique for studying the interactions in ternary solutions containing water, protein and electrolyte. This method has several advantages over the other techniques. In Chapter 1, it was shown that in order to ...
Camille O. Anderson, 1997
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Modern Methods of Polymer Characterization - Strona 212
Practical Aspects Membrane osmometry is a powerful and widely used method for polymer molecular weight determinations. The technique is both theoretically sound and, in general, experimentally straightforward. This was not always the ...
Howard G. Barth, Jimmy W. Mays, 1991
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Methods for Protein Analysis - Strona 44
On the other hand, osmometry is a rapid and precise method that does not change the composition of the hydrolysate. It is convenient for monitoring proteolysis in the plant situation, especially when the reaction takes place in 1-3 hours.
John P. Cherry, Robert A. Barford, American Oil Chemists' Society, 1988
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Polymer Thermodynamics: Liquid Polymer-Containing Mixtures
The composition dependence of the osmotic pressure posm observed via membrane osmometry is directly related to the chemical potential of the solvent [cf. (14) of Sect. 2] and provides the second osmotic virial coefficient A2, from which wo, ...
Sabine Enders, Bernhard A. Wolf, 2011
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Rubber Analysis: Polymers, Compounds and Products - Strona 14
Membrane osmometry involves the use of a membrane between the solvent and the polymer solution that is permeable to the solvent molecules but not to the solvated polymer molecules. This is the major restriction on the technique and ...
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The Elements of Polymer Science and Engineering - Strona 97
Osmometry. The practical range of molecular weights that can be measured with this method is approximately 30,000 to 1 million. The upper limit is set by the smallest osmotic pressure that can be measured at the concentrations that can be ...
Alfred Rudin, Phillip Choi, 2012
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Clinical Biochemistry: Techniques and Instrumentation: A Practical ...
... 14-6 Osmolality 14–3 OSmometers 14-7 Osmometry 14–3 Osmometry and Cerebral Oedema 14-5 Osmometry and Coma 14-5 Osmometry and Hyponatraemia 14-5 Osmometry and Toxicology 14-4 Osmometry and Trauma 14-5 Osmometry ...
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Physical Chemistry of Polymer Solutions: Theoretical Background
... and freezing point depression (I) 19 Boiling point elevation and freezing point depression (II) 20 Membrane osmometry 22 van 't Hoff's equation 23 Empirical determination of osmotic pressure 26 Empirical determination of number-average ...
K. Kamide, T. Dobashi, 2000
