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Possible interesting applications of this new phenomenon are discussed . Finally
, the practical aspects of the additional solid state polycondensation are
considered . The relationship is established between molecular weight , on the
one ...
Possible interesting applications of this new phenomenon are discussed . Finally
, the practical aspects of the additional solid state polycondensation are
considered . The relationship is established between molecular weight , on the
one ...
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Molecular weight distribution at solid state postpolycondensation The question
concerning the molecular weight distribution is another important aspect of solid
state post - polycondensation . The nature of molecular weight distribution in
linear ...
Molecular weight distribution at solid state postpolycondensation The question
concerning the molecular weight distribution is another important aspect of solid
state post - polycondensation . The nature of molecular weight distribution in
linear ...
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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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