By definition, the differential numerical function MMR-rn (M) is equal to the ratio of the numerical fraction of macromolecules (dn) having a molecular weight in the range from M to M dM to the value of this interval (dM), i.e. rn(M) = dn/dM; similarly, the differential mass function MMR - rw(M) is determined by the ratio rw(M) = dw/dM, where dw is the mass fraction of macromolecules of molecular weight lying in the range from M up to M dM.
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