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It follows that at every stage of the polycondensation process , each functional
group of a given chemical type , irrespective of the size of the molecule to which it
is attached , is equally likely to react . In his theoretical analysis , Flory ...
It follows that at every stage of the polycondensation process , each functional
group of a given chemical type , irrespective of the size of the molecule to which it
is attached , is equally likely to react . In his theoretical analysis , Flory ...
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Incidentally , the equilibrium of the solid state polycondensation reaction is
generally an underestimated point , although it is closely related to the kinetics
and mechanism of this process . There are ample indications in the literature that
in ...
Incidentally , the equilibrium of the solid state polycondensation reaction is
generally an underestimated point , although it is closely related to the kinetics
and mechanism of this process . There are ample indications in the literature that
in ...
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Additional Solid State Polycondensation Under Industrial Conditions Linear
polycondensates ( polyamides and polyesters ) of molecular weight above 30 ,
000 are hard to obtain by melt polycondensation . Therefore the production of
such ...
Additional Solid State Polycondensation Under Industrial Conditions Linear
polycondensates ( polyamides and polyesters ) of molecular weight above 30 ,
000 are hard to obtain by melt polycondensation . Therefore the production of
such ...
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