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Studies in Conducting Polymers

Wnek et al., 1981

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8276443339635558199
Author
Wnek G
Capistran J
Chien J
Dickinson L
Gable R
Gooding R
Gourley K
Karasz F
Lillya C
Yao K
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Conductive Polymers

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Abstract Characterization of polyacetylene in terms of the classical polymer parameters— molecular weight, molecular weight distribution, branching, crosslinking, structural and isomeric irregularities, end groups, etc.—is still almost totally lacking. Nor is it known how …
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