Published July 1949 | Version public
Journal Article

The Investigation of the Properties of Nitrocellulose Molecules in Solution by Light-Scattering Methods. II. Experimental Results and Intepretations

Abstract

Techniques and instruments developed in this laboratory for the determination of the sizes and shapes of high-polymer molecules by the light-scattering method were described in a previous paper (a), which in the following will be referred to as Paper No . I. The present paper describes the application of these methods to a study of a series of nitrocellulose fractions which has resulted in rather definite conclusions regarding the character of the nitrocellulose molecule in solution. The results obtained from the light-scattering measurements are correlated with viscosity and diffusion data by the use of recently developed theories.

Additional Information

© 1949 American Chemical Society. Received October 7, 1948. The investigation herein described was supported by the Bureau of Ordnance of the U. S. Navy Department and was carried out under Contract N6-ori-102, Task Order VI, with the Office of Naval Research.

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88181
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CaltechAUTHORS:20180724-121639158

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Office of Naval Research (ONR)
N6-ori-102, VI

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Gates and Crellin Laboratories of Chemistry
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1255