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Polymer physics

an empirical power law linking a polymer's intrinsic viscosity to its molecular weight, with constants specific to each polymer, solvent and temperature.

In polymer physics, Mark-Houwink equation refers to an empirical power law linking a polymer's intrinsic viscosity to its molecular weight, with constants specific to each polymer, solvent and temperature. This meaning comes from Houwink (1940) in Journal für Praktische Chemie.[1]

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Houwink, R. (1940). Zusammenhang zwischen viscosimetrisch und osmotisch bestimmten Polymerisationsgraden bei Hochpolymeren. Journal für Praktische Chemie, 157(1-3), 15-18. https://doi.org/10.1002/prac.19401570102

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