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. 2020 Jul 28;12(8):1678. doi: 10.3390/polym12081678

Table 1.

Molecular characteristics of the SH block copolymers and their micellar characteristics in n-heptane.

Sample Mw × 10−3 a Ð b %S, wt c A2 a × 104 (Mw × 10−3)mic a Nw D cm2/s d × 108 kD d R1 d, nm R2 d, nm
SH14/3/97 14.0 1.32 3 −0.46 19.80 1.4 −78.99 66.7 4.40 -
SH7.5/9/91 7.5 1.29 9 0.49 24.30 3.2 58.02 42.6 9.41 (91.8%) e 51.2 (8.2%) e
SH19.5/11/89 19.5 1.22 11 2.00 161.0 8.3 9.75 667 55.9 (93.6%) e 126.4 (6.4%) e
SH14/18/82 14.0 1.18 18 −0.15 333.0 23.8 8.0 −12.5 68.2 (68.0%) e 142.6 (32%) e
SH121/90/10 121.0 1.19 90.4 −35.2 163,300 1350 2.0 −69.75 53.4 -
SH187/92/8 187.0 1.29 91.6 −0.79 247,800 1325 6.93 −470 79.4 -

a By low-angle laser light scattering (LALLS), b by size exclusion chromatography (SEC) in tetrahydrofuran (THF), c by 1H NMR in CDCl3 at 25 °C, d by dynamic light scattering (DLS) in n-heptane, e by DLS in n-heptane.