Article | REF: P595 V2

Characterization by molar mass determination

Authors: Claude STRAZIELLE, Gwenola BURGOT

Publication date: November 10, 2019

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4. Some specific characterization problems

In this last paragraph, we very briefly address the problem of determining molar masses in a few specific cases. As shown in figure 11 , almost all analytical methods lead to the determination of the molar mass of substances with a high molar mass (between 10 4 and 10 7 ). Accordingly, a few problems specific to polymers are examined here; these include both synthetic polymers of industrial interest and substances of natural or biological origin (proteins, nucleic acids, etc.).

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