Impact polypropylene copolymers containing multifold H-shape long-chain-branching structures: Synthesis and properties
Authors:
- Zhijian ZhangZZZhijian Zhang
- Kai YangKYKai Yang
- Jianying LiJLJianying Li
- Zhenghong JingZJZhenghong Jing
- Yawei QinYQYawei Qin
- Jin-Yong DongJDJin-Yong Dong
Abstract
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China (22103092, 51973224, 52173013)
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