- Mark–
Houwink equation, also
known as the Mark–
Houwink–Sakurada
equation or the Kuhn–Mark–
Houwink–Sakurada
equation or the Landau–Kuhn–Mark–
Houwink–Sakurada...
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Roelof Houwink (1897–1988) was a
Dutch polymer scientist,
educated at the
University of Delft. He
worked at
Philips starting in 1925. From 1939 to 1956...
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Colin Renfrew (Renfrew 2001, pp. 36–73). Encyclopædia
Britannica 1981,
Houwink ten Cate, H.J.; Melchert, H.
Craig & van den Hout, Theo P.J. p. 586 The...
- M_{i}N_{i}}}\right]^{\frac {1}{a}}\end{aligned}}} Here, a is the
exponent in the Mark–
Houwink equation that
relates the
intrinsic viscosity to
molar m****.
These different...
- of
polymer structure.
Together with
Houwink he
formulated an equation, now
called the Mark–
Houwink or Mark–
Houwink–Sakurada equation,
describing the dependence...
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universal calibration parameter. If the Mark–
Houwink–Sakurada
constants K and α are
known (see Mark–
Houwink equation), a plot of log [η]M
versus elution...
- 286. R.S.P. B****es, 2009,
Etymological Dictionary of Gr****, Brill, p.142
Houwink ten Cate, 1961, The
Luwian Po****tion
Groups of
Lycia and
Cilicia Aspera...
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criticism from
scholars Bart van der Boom,
David Barnouw and
Johannes Houwink ten Cate,
Dutch publishing house Ambo Anthos,
which had
published a Dutch...
- approximation, the
basis for
determination of
molecular m****
according to Mark–
Houwink relations is the fact that the
intrinsic viscosity of
solutions (or suspensions)...
- Emil Forrer, but
largely disputed by most
Hittite experts until 1983 when
Houwink ten Cate
showed that two
fragments were from the same
original cuneiform...
