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An ebulliometer that has been in routine use for the determination of the number average molecular weight of polymers is described. The results obtained with two different series of polythenes (which were also measured elsewhere) are given. These results show this ebulliometer to be subject to experimental difficulties which limit it to number average molecular weights of perhaps 20,000 depending on the precision required.
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