Toward an understanding of thermoresponsive transition behavior of hydrophobically modified N-isopropylacrylamide copolymer solution
Authors:
- Zhiqiang CaoZCZhiqiang Cao
- Wenguang LiuWLWenguang Liu
- Peng GaoPGPeng Gao
- Kangde YaoKYKangde Yao
- Hexian LiHLHexian Li
- Guochang WangGWGuochang Wang
Abstract
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