Mathias Glaßner

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Mathias Glaßner studied polymer chemistry in Karlsruhe, Germany, and works for Agilent Technologies in Mainz as a research scientist. He is responsible for GPC/SEC particle modification and quality control as well as customer support.

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Static Light Scattering Detectors in GPC/SEC: How Many Angles Do I Need?

Daniela Held;Michael Krämer;Mathias Glaßner

December 4th 2024

This installment of Tips & Tricks focuses on the determination of the molar mass using a light scattering detector as an absolute detection method.

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