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Walter Hugo
Stockmayer (April 7, 1914, in Rutherford, New
Jersey – May 9, 2004, in Norwich, Vermont) was an
internationally known chemist and university...
- Flory–
Stockmayer theory is a
theory governing the cross-linking and
gelation of step-growth polymers. The Flory–
Stockmayer theory represents an advancement...
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theories of
chemical gelation were
formulated in the 1940s by
Flory and
Stockmayer.
Critical percolation theory was
successfully applied to
gelation in 1970s...
- The
Stockmayer potential is a
mathematical model for
representing the
interactions between pairs of
atoms or molecules. It is
defined as a Lennard-Jones...
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Technology 1993,
James D. Winefordner,
University of
Florida 1992,
Walter H.
Stockmayer,
Dartmouth College 1991,
Derek H. R. Barton,
Texas A&M
University (Nobel...
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incorporates an
additional parameter.
Stockmayer potential The
Stockmayer potential is
named after W.H.
Stockmayer. The
Stockmayer potential is a
combination of...
- The
Walter and
Sylvia Stockmayer House is a
historic house at 48
Overlook Drive in Norwich, Vermont.
Built in 1961 to a
design by
Allan Gelbin, it is one...
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groups and the
theory of
polymer networks or gels. This led to the Flory-
Stockmayer theory of gelation,
which was
equivalent to
percolation on the
Bethe lattice...
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Siegfried Stockmayer (8
August 1868,
Vienna – 20
March 1933, Vienna) was an
Austrian botanist and physician. He
collected plants in
Austria and Italy....
- Taylor,
Anthony Norris Groves, John Wilkinson, G.
Campbell Morgan, Otto
Stockmayer and Rev. J. W. (Chip)
White Jr. In the
posttribulation premillennial position...
