Tomlinson et al., 2003 - Google Patents
Formation of grafted macromolecular assemblies with a gradual variation of molecular weight on solid substratesTomlinson et al., 2003
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- 79710325328494182
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- Tomlinson M
- Genzer J
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- Macromolecules
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The development of new polymeric materials and structures relies primarily on controlled polymerizations, chain growth polymerizations that proceed without irreversible chain transfer, and chain termination. Recent advances in living radical polymerizations have led …
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