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03-15-2006, 11:52 AM
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 [Protein-analysis] Re: DLS at high protein concentration Zhao, Thanks for your input. Sorry I did not indicate that I was using a batch-mode ALV/CGS-3 machine and it has an attenuator. So the flow rate and signal saturation are not problems for me in this case. I believe that what is measured is D(app). D(app)=D(0)*(1+k*c). So extrapolation to c=0 would give us the intrinsic diffusion coefficient that can be used to calculate the intrinsic Rh. Regards, Chin  |
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