1. Contribution of neutron scattering

For a better understanding of the text, please refer to the references [1][19] for the theoretical part.

1.1 Form of diffused intensity

To introduce the characteristics of neutron scattering, the simplest way is to write the intensity scattered by a solution of n polymer chains, each comprising N monomer units, in a volume V. Let I (q) be this scattered intensity per unit volume as a function of the scattering vector modulus expressed by :

$q = (4 π / λ) \sin$

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(1) - HIGGINS (J.S.), BENOIT (H.C.) - Polymers and neutron scattering (Polymères et diffusion de neutrons) - . 436 p. (1994) Clarendon Press.
(2) - COTTON (J.P.) - Introduction to scattering experiments (Introduction aux expériences de diffusion...

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