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Theory of X-ray scattering by liquid macromolecules with heavy atom labels

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de Gennes, P.G.·1970·Journal de Physique

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The present paper discusses pure liquid phases of long chain molecules each of them carrying heavy atoms « I » either at one end (case A) or at both ends (case B). For case A we find a non trivial I I correlation, due to the repulsion between carrier chains. For caxe B, the above effect competes against the direct correlation between I I pairs belonging to the same coil. Thus, although each coil is essentially gaussian, the overall I I correlation function is very different from a gaussian. Complications due tu possible specific associations between the heavy atoms are also discussed.

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Authors
de Gennes, P. G.
Venue
Journal de Physique
Publisher
EDP Sciences
Published
1970
Volume
31
Issue
2-3
Pages
235-238
ISSN
0302-0738 (ISSN-L)
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175
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journal article
Language
en
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