Covalent adaptable networks from renewable resources: Crosslinked polymers for a sustainable future
Authors:
- Sirin KamarulzamanSKSirin Kamarulzaman
- Zhuang Mao PngZPZhuang Mao Png
- En Qi LimELEn Qi Lim
- Isaac Z.S. LimILIsaac Z.S. Lim
- Zibiao LiZibiao Li
- Shermin S. GohSGShermin S. Goh
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- Agency for Science Technology and Research (A2084c0166, M22K9b0049)
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