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The calculation scheme for correcting the broadening effect due to imperfect resolution on gel permeation chromatograms was compared with actual performances of a gel permeation chromatography (GPC) column. The experiment consisted of fractioanting a high‐density polyethylene on a GPC unit and then determining the chromatograms of the cuts collected. The chromatograms of the cuts were also computed from the starting chromatogram using experimentally determined resolution factors. The degree of agreement between the calculated and experimental chromatograms of the cuts shows convincingly that the previously proposed calculation scheme is satisfactory for the treatment of GPC data.
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