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Hydrogen Bonded Polymers
Hydrogen Bonded Polymers

By L. Bouteiller, ʹ · Ł · £ ʹ £ · ʹ · ʼ ʹ ., Wolfgang., V.M. Rotello, W. H., G. Ten Brinke, O. Ikkala, S. Srivastava, BINDER, Wolfgang Binder, W.H. Binder, J. Ruokolainen, H. Xu, Andres Keller, Bouteiller, Volume Editor, Wolfgang Binder, With Contributions By W.H. Binder ...

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Control Of Polymeric Structure Is Among The Most Important Endeavours Of Modern Macromolecular Science. In Particular, Tailoring The Positioning And Strength Of Intermolecular Forces Within Macromo...

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