13C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)

YAN Xin; WANG Dehua; QIAN Baogong

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13C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)

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- 13C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)
- Vol. 9, Issue 4, Pages: 314-317(1991)
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  1. Wuhan Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica,Wuhan,430071
  2. Academia Sinica
  3. Wuhan 430071
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- Published：20 December 1991
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[1]晏欣,王德华,钱保功.~(13)C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1991,{4}(04):314-317.

YAN Xin, WANG Dehua, QIAN Baogong. 13C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)[J]. 1991, 9(4): 314-317.
[1]晏欣,王德华,钱保功.~(13)C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1991,{4}(04):314-317. DOI：

YAN Xin, WANG Dehua, QIAN Baogong. 13C NMR STUDIES ON DYNAMICS OF POLY (n - ALKYL METHACRYLATES)[J]. 1991, 9(4): 314-317. DOI：

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The dynamics of a series of poly（n-alkyl methacrylates） is investigated by means of

C spin-lattice relaxation experiments. The results show that the dynamics has the polymer property dependence.

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The dynamics of a series of poly（n-alkyl methacrylates） is investigated by means of

C spin-lattice relaxation experiments. The results show that the dynamics has the polymer property dependence.

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