DENSITIES OF DEHYDROGENATED POLYMER SOLUTIONS IN DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE

A.J. Hambardzumyan

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Densities of dehydrogenated polymer (DHP) solutions in DMSO have been investigated in the temperature range 20–70°C. It has been shown that the density of the solution with a certain concentration of DHP in DMSO increases progressively with time tending to a constant value, whereas in the case of diluting the density of the solution varies, passing through the maximum point.

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DENSITIES OF DEHYDROGENATED POLYMER SOLUTIONS IN DIMETHYLSULFOXIDE

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