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Covalent amphiphilic polymer networks

Patrickios et al., 2003

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11021571843433013883
Author
Patrickios C
Georgiou T
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Current opinion in colloid & interface science

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The recent literature on chemically cross-linked amphiphilic polymer networks is reviewed. The main subjects covered are network synthesis, characterization, modeling and applications. Special mention is made to more modern methods for amphiphilic network …
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