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Transcribed Image Text:Determine the weight-average molecular weight of a thermoplastic which has the following molecular weight distribution and
polydispersity index of 1.05
Weight fraction of Chains with
MW of Chains in grams/mole
Specified Molecular Weight
554
0.11
2,151
0.17
3,190
0.26
3,763
0.22
4,646
0.14
5,999
0.1
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