Fractionation and Molecular Weight of Rubber and Gutta-Percha
Fractionation and Molecular Weight of Rubber and Gutta-Percha
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橡胶和古塔胶的分级和分子量
DOI:
10.5254/1.3546589
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发表时间:
1941
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
H. Peters
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作者:
A. Kemp;H. Peters
Abstract 1. Evaporated latex films and Bolivian fine para contain a chloroform-soluble fraction of about 62 per cent, whereas the soluble portion of crepe and smoked sheets is about 86 per cent. The average molecular weight of these sols, which contain the low polymers and “resin”, range from about 130,000 to 180,000, the more soluble type having the lower value. 2. Diffusion and precipitation methods were employed to fractionate R. C. M. A. crepe, and the following data indicate the approximate composition and molecular weight range of the soluble hydrocarbon fractions separated: 3. The chloroform-insoluble portion of crepe contains a nonlinear type of hydrocarbon, judged by x-ray and viscosity studies. These methods show that the chloroform-insoluble portion of ammonia-preserved latex films contain extremely high-molecular rubber hydrocarbon which is easily oriented to give the regular x-ray crystalline pattern for rubber. 4. Freshly tapped latex contains a large proportion of petroleum-ether-soluble fr...