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Structural Characterization of Diene Block Copolymers by GPC and Ozonolysis—GPC Measurements
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1987 Abstract The sequence distribution and block structure of styrene units in commercial styrene—butadiene and styrene-isoprene copolymers were analyzed by GPC measurements on the original copolymers and on ozonolysis products. Tapered-block structures are clearly differentiated by ozonolysis—GPC measurements.
Yasuyuki Tanaka +2 more
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SPIE Proceedings, 2016 Generalized Phase Contrast (GPC) is an efficient method for efficiently shaping light into speckle-free contiguous optical distributions useful in diverse applications such as static beam shaping, optical manipulation and recently, for excitation in two ...
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1990 American Control Conference, 1990
This paper addresses the question of a suitable "control-relevant identification" strategy for a class of long-range predictive controllers. It is shown that under certain conditions the best process model for predictive control is that which is estimated using an identification objective function similar to the control objective function.
D. S. Shook, C. Mohtadi, S. L. Shah
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This paper addresses the question of a suitable "control-relevant identification" strategy for a class of long-range predictive controllers. It is shown that under certain conditions the best process model for predictive control is that which is estimated using an identification objective function similar to the control objective function.
D. S. Shook, C. Mohtadi, S. L. Shah
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Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1968
AbstractA rigorous procedure for reducing gel permeation chromatography elution data to differential molecular weight distribution curves is discussed and demonstrated by two sample calculations. The errors introduced by failure to correct the ordinates of the elution curve by means of a differential calibration curve are identified, and a simple ...
W. W. Yau, S. W. Fleming
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AbstractA rigorous procedure for reducing gel permeation chromatography elution data to differential molecular weight distribution curves is discussed and demonstrated by two sample calculations. The errors introduced by failure to correct the ordinates of the elution curve by means of a differential calibration curve are identified, and a simple ...
W. W. Yau, S. W. Fleming
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