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mrund3rd09
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I'm mainly concerned with Pluronic F-127.
I want to know it's molecular weight. On one source, it says that the molecular weight is roughly 12k Da. On the other hand, (and this is from wikipedia) it suggests that the 'F' stands for 'flake' or solid at room temperature, and the first 2 digits indicate the molecular weight of the polymer/300. So... F-127, first 2 digits, 12. 12*300 = 3600 Da, which is different from 12000 Da.
I have two conflicting sources, and I will be much more comfortable if I have a third source or even better fourth source that agrees with either one of these.
All I want is the molecular weight of F-127
I want to know it's molecular weight. On one source, it says that the molecular weight is roughly 12k Da. On the other hand, (and this is from wikipedia) it suggests that the 'F' stands for 'flake' or solid at room temperature, and the first 2 digits indicate the molecular weight of the polymer/300. So... F-127, first 2 digits, 12. 12*300 = 3600 Da, which is different from 12000 Da.
I have two conflicting sources, and I will be much more comfortable if I have a third source or even better fourth source that agrees with either one of these.
All I want is the molecular weight of F-127