STUDY ON THE SYNTHESIS OF COPOLYMER CONTAINING N-SUBSTITUTED ACRYLAMIDE COMPONENT*

LI Xuefen; WANG Shenguo; LI Zhifen

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STUDY ON THE SYNTHESIS OF COPOLYMER CONTAINING N-SUBSTITUTED ACRYLAMIDE COMPONENT*

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- STUDY ON THE SYNTHESIS OF COPOLYMER CONTAINING N-SUBSTITUTED ACRYLAMIDE COMPONENT*
- Vol. 2, Issue 2, Pages: 190-195(1984)
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- Published：20 December 1984
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LI Xuefen, WANG Shenguo, LI Zhifen. STUDY ON THE SYNTHESIS OF COPOLYMER CONTAINING N-SUBSTITUTED ACRYLAMIDE COMPONENT*[J]. 1984, 2(2): 190-195.
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LI Xuefen, WANG Shenguo, LI Zhifen. STUDY ON THE SYNTHESIS OF COPOLYMER CONTAINING N-SUBSTITUTED ACRYLAMIDE COMPONENT*[J]. 1984, 2(2): 190-195. DOI：

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In this paper the synthesis of linear and crosslinked N-substituted acrylamide copolymer is reported. In order to obtain the terpolymer with appropriate hydrophilicity

the conditions of aminolysis of St-MMA copolymer have been selected. It is shown that the copolymer with predictable hydrophilicity possesses good blood compatibility.

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In this paper the synthesis of linear and crosslinked N-substituted acrylamide copolymer is reported. In order to obtain the terpolymer with appropriate hydrophilicity

the conditions of aminolysis of St-MMA copolymer have been selected. It is shown that the copolymer with predictable hydrophilicity possesses good blood compatibility.

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