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Light scattering and Fourier-transform infra-red studies on the miscibility of blends of poly (vinyl methyl ether) and styrene-containing copolymer

Ha et al., 1993

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17495912528773323035
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Ha C
Cho W
Ryou J
Roe R
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The miscibility of blends containing poly (vinyl methyl ether)(PVME) and one of three different styrene/(styrene derivative) copolymers was investigated by light scattering and Fourier-transform infra-red (FTi. r.) spectroscopy. For this purpose copolymers of styrene with …
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