How can one distinguish between neutral polymer molecules, polaron, and bipolarons experimentally (what techniques/instruments are used)?
Polarons and bipolarons are characterized by Electron-spin resonance or Electron-paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (ESR/EPR spectroscopy).
Whereas the neutral polymer molecules are characterized by the regular Gel-permeation chromatography (GPC), thermal gravimetry analysis (TGA that gives melting temperature (Tm)).
How can one distinguish between neutral polymer molecules, polaron, and bipolarons experimentally (what techniques/instruments are used)?
Question 29 1 pts IR spectroscopy can not be used to distinguish between the following molecules. The molecules would give rise to identical IR spectrum. OH OH O True False
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