Chemical modification of PP architecture: Strategies for introducing long-chain branching
Authors:
- Khalil El MabroukKMKhalil El Mabrouk
- J. Scott ParentJPJ. Scott Parent
- Bharat I. ChaudharyBCBharat I. Chaudhary
- Ronjuan CongRCRonjuan Cong
Abstract
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