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High MW polymers
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One idea would be to use a broad molecular eight standard and use a broad standard calibration curve. Using a Broad standard or Integral calibration method will allow you to push the calibration curve to a higher limit. Most GPC software packages support his type of calibration method. The key will be finding a sufficiently high enough molecular weight broad PEO standard for this type of calibration. Also, extrapolation error is a big worry, as mentioned above. Using a broad standard and or integral calibration might help.
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The main reason we have stuck with the narrow range low molecular standards for calibration curve is because we cant seem to find high molecular range PEO standard. This highest I have is around 1M MW
Any one have any ideas or knows where I could get some high MW standards?
Thanks.
Any one have any ideas or knows where I could get some high MW standards?
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