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Reactive Oligomers
Reactive Oligomers

By L. H. Sperling, Roderic P. Quirk, Akira Matsumoto, J. S. Wallace, Virgil Percec, Jeffrey A. Hinkley, Frank W. Harris, Joseph P. Kennedy, K. Sridhar, Eli M. Pearce, B Evans, James E. McGrath, William J. Bailey, Rudolf Faust, W. W. Fleming, Iskender Yilgör, Eishun Tsuchida, J. A. Manson, J. J. Kane, Paul M. Hergenrother, Frank Wayne Harris, Hiroyuki Nishide, J. Economy, J. R. LYERLA, HARRY J. SPINELLI, F. E. ARNOLD, W. A. FELD, P. M. LINDLEY, L. G. PICKLESIMER, CHAIM N. SUKENIK, VINAY MALHOTRA, UDAY VARDE, D. J. DAWSON, BRIAN C. AUMAN, S. C. LIN, J. W. HOLUBKA, AGOTA FEHERVARI, WEI-CHIH CHEN, PAO-LUO CHENG, BENJAMIN GAPUD, YIN-NIAN LIN, ZHENDE NI, SHANG-REN WU, JUDY S. RIFFLE, TOSHIHIKO MAEKAWA, DWAIN M. WHITE, GEORGE R. LOUCKS, SIMON H. YU, HOH-JIEAR YAN, MASAYOSHI OIWA, G. M. JORDHAMO

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Content: High temperature polymers from thermally curable oligomers / Paul M. Hergenrother -- Synthesis of bisphenol-based acetylene terminated thermosetting resins / J.S. Wallace, F.E. Arnold, and...

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Reactive Oligomers : Based On A Symposium Sponsored By The Divisions Of Polymer Chemistry And Polymeric Materials Science And Engineering At The 187th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, St. Louis, Missouri, April 8-13, 1984
Reactive Oligomers : Based On A Symposium Sponsored By The Divisions Of Polymer Chemistry And Polymeric Materials Science And Engineering At The 187th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, St. Louis, Missouri, April 8-13, 1984

By L. H. Sperling, Roderic P. Quirk, Akira Matsumoto, J. S. Wallace, Virgil Percec, Jeffrey A. Hinkley, Frank W. Harris, Joseph P. Kennedy, K. Sridhar, Eli M. Pearce, B Evans, James E. McGrath, William J. Bailey, Rudolf Faust, W. W. Fleming, Iskender Yilgör, Eishun Tsuchida, J. A. Manson, J. J. Kane, Paul M. Hergenrother, Frank Wayne Harris, Hiroyuki Nishide, J. Economy, J. R. LYERLA, HARRY J. SPINELLI, F. E. ARNOLD, W. A. FELD, P. M. LINDLEY, L. G. PICKLESIMER, CHAIM N. SUKENIK, VINAY MALHOTRA, UDAY VARDE, D. J. DAWSON, BRIAN C. AUMAN, S. C. LIN, J. W. HOLUBKA, AGOTA FEHERVARI, WEI-CHIH CHEN, PAO-LUO CHENG, BENJAMIN GAPUD, YIN-NIAN LIN, ZHENDE NI, SHANG-REN WU, JUDY S. RIFFLE, TOSHIHIKO MAEKAWA, DWAIN M. WHITE, GEORGE R. LOUCKS, SIMON H. YU, HOH-JIEAR YAN, MASAYOSHI OIWA, G. M. JORDHAMO

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Content: High temperature polymers from thermally curable oligomers / Paul M. Hergenrother -- Synthesis of bisphenol-based acetylene terminated thermosetting resins / J.S. Wallace, F.E. Arnold, and...

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