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Enhanced skin adhesive property of hydrophobically modified poly (vinyl alcohol) films

Chen et al., 2020

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10679390179993637603
Author
Chen X
Taguchi T
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ACS omega

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Hydrophobically modified poly (vinyl alcohol)(hm-PVA) films with various alkyl chain lengths were prepared. Their surface/mechanical properties, cytocompatibility, and porcine skin adhesion strength were evaluated. hm-PVAs had 10° C higher glass transition temperature …
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