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Polymerizations And Polymer Properties
Polymerizations And Polymer Properties

By Maria J. Vicent, Kwang-Sup Lee, Timothy E. Long, CHANG, G*** K***, Martin Möller, Ian Manners, Ulrich Wiesner, Eugene M. Terentjev, Akihiro Abe, Jan Genzer, Ann-Christine Albertsson, Shiro Kobayashi, Brigitte Voit, Ludwik Leibler, Karel Dusek, Joseph P. Kennedy, V. S. C. Chang, A. Guyot (Auth.), V. S. C. Chang, V. S. C., Elyashevich

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Carbocationic synthesis and characterization of polyolefins with Si-H and Si-Cl head groups....Pages 1-50 Kinetics and mechanisms of polyesterifications....Pages 51-142 Synthesis and investigation...

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