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'''Dendrimers'''. Dendrimers can be characterised by three parameters: functionality (<math>f</math>), spacer length (<math>P</math>) and number of generations (<math>G</math>). The number of monomers (<math>N</math>) in a dendrimer is given by
'''Dendrimers'''. Dendrimers can be characterised by three parameters: functionality (<math>f</math>), spacer length (<math>P</math>) and number of generations (<math>G</math>). The number of monomers (<math>N</math>) in a dendrimer is given by


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where <math>N</math> is the number of monomers.
where <math>N</math> is the number of monomers.
====Ideal dendrimer====
====Ideal dendrimer====
For an ''ideal'' dendrimer, consisting of non-interacting monomers, is given by
For an ''ideal'' dendrimer, consisting of non-interacting monomers, is given by <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/FT9969204151 Wilfried Carl "A Monte Carlo study of model dendrimers", Journal of the Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions '''92''' pp. 4151-4154 (1996)]</ref>
 


:<math>R_{G{\mathrm{ideal}} \propto \sqrt{PG}</math>
:<math>R_{G{\mathrm{ideal}} \propto \sqrt{PG}</math>

Revision as of 15:30, 14 November 2013

Dendrimers. Dendrimers can be characterised by three parameters: functionality (), spacer length () and number of generations (). The number of monomers () in a dendrimer is given by

Density profile

Dense shell model

[1]

Dense core model

Most studies support the dense core model of Lescanec and Muthukumar[2] [3] despite early uptake of the dense shell model.

Radius of gyration

It has been suggested that the radius of gyration () scales as [4]

where is the number of monomers.

Ideal dendrimer

For an ideal dendrimer, consisting of non-interacting monomers, is given by [5]


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Specific dendrimers

See also

References

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