Influence of counterion concentration on equilibria and conformational properties of linear weak-acid polyelectrolytes
Authors:
- Jacob A. MarinskyJMJacob A. Marinsky
- Tohru MiyajimaTMTohru Miyajima
- Erik HögfeldtEHErik Högfeldt
- Mamoun MuhammedMMMamoun Muhammed
- 1 January 1989
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Reactive Polymers
- Vol. 11, 291-300
Abstract
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