Electron beam radiation graft modification of preformed polymer architecture
作者： B. Svarfvar
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-1449-0_8
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摘要: Most polymer materials can be modified by grafting to produce copolymers with a covalently bound side chain that may consist of different material than the main branch. Figure 8.1 illustrates schematically difference between graft polymerized and conventional copolymers.
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