Raman spectroscopic study of polysulfone structure

Sergey Gordeyev; K.A. Prokhorov; G.Y. Nikolaeva; Simon Shilton; Ian Dunkin; W.E. Smith

Raman spectroscopic study of polysulfone structure

Sergey Gordeyev, K.A. Prokhorov, G.Y. Nikolaeva, Simon Shilton, Ian Dunkin, W.E. Smith

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Abstract

The polarized Raman scattering method previously developed for quantitative analysis of molecular orientation in polyethylene can be applied to polysulfone hollow ﬁbre membranes.

Original language	English
Journal	Physics and Chemistry of Polymers (in Russian)
Volume	9
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

raman scattering
polysulfone structure
spectroscopy

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