Theoretical Calculation of the Intrinsic Viscosity of Spherical Polymers
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Intrinsic viscosity of spherical polymer molecules is calculated on the assumption that the density of segments inside each spherical molecule is represented as an arbitrary function of the distance from its center. The hydrodynamical equations are solved in Stokes' approximation by making use of the spherical harmonics. Both solutions for the inside and outside of the spherical molecule are connected continuously, the energy dissipation is calculated, and the intrinsic viscosity is derived along the similar line with Einstein's work. Debye and Bueche's result for the constant segmental distribution is given as a simple example of our theoretical treatment. Sedimentation of spherical polymer molecules is solved on the same way.
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- 1973-05-05
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