The effect of nanoconfinement on methyl methacrylate polymerization: Tg, molecular weight, and tacticity
Authors:
- H.Y. ZhaoHZH.Y. Zhao
- Z.N. YuZYZ.N. Yu
- Fatema BegumFBFatema Begum
- Ronald C. HeddenRHRonald C. Hedden
- Sindee L. SimonSSSindee L. Simon
Abstract
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Funding Information
- CMMI (1235346)
- CRIF MU (CHE-1048553)
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