Understanding the structure-property relationship of anhydride-cured epoxidized vegetable oils: Modeling and molecular dynamics simulation
Authors:
- Qiuyu TangQTQiuyu Tang
- Jie JiangJJJie Jiang
- Jinjin LiJLJinjin Li
- Ling ZhaoLZLing Zhao
- Zhenhao XiZhenhao Xi
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Funding Information
- Program of Shanghai Academic Research Leader
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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