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Mayo–Lewis equation

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The Mayo–Lewis equation is a relationship used in polymer science to describe the relationship between the glass transition temperature (Tg) of a polymer and its molecular weight. It is particularly relevant when discussing polymers that exhibit glass transition behavior, which is the temperature range below which the polymer becomes brittle and behaves like a glass.

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