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Progress In Polyimide Chemistry Ii (Advances In Polymer Science, Vol 141) (Advances In Polymer Science) (Vol 2)

By C. J. Hawker, J. W. Labadie, Hans Rytger Kricheldorf, K. R. Carter, H.R Kricheldorf, J. G. Dolden, J. L. Hedrick, Kricheldorf, H.R. [Editor]; Dolden, J.G. [Contributor]; Carter, K.R. [Contributor]; Hawker, C.J. [Contributor]; Kricheldorf, H.R. [Contributor]; Hedrick, J.L. [Contributor]; Labadie, J.W. [Contributor]; Lienert, K.-W. [Contributor]; Miller, R.D. [Contributor]; Russell, T.P. [Contributor]; Volksen, W. [Contributor]; Yoon, D.Y. [Contributor];, K.-W. Lienert

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