Published June 23, 2022
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The Deuteron NMR Hahn Echo Decay in Polyethylene oxide melts
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Technische Universität Ilmenau
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Kazan Federal University
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Presentation of 2H NMR Hahn Echo decays in deuterated polyethylene oxide melts for four different molecular weights between 3.5 kg/mol and 300 kg/mol. The results are compared to predictions based on the Rouse and reptation formalisms, considering the dynamical heterogeneity of linear polymer chains produced by their end segments.
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