Caractère séquencé des polyacroléines préparées par voie anionique

Calvayrac, Henri; Thivollet, Pierre; Golé, Jean

doi:10.1002/pol.1973.170110712

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Caractère séquencé des polyacroléines préparées par voie anionique

Abstract: Several independent studies confirm that anionic polyacroleins are block polymers. Chemical analysis, thermogravimetric studies, and variations of the refractive index increment and sequences lengths all support this hypothesis.

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