CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS

ZHANG Wanxi; WANG Mouzhi; SUN Jiazhen

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CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS

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- CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS
- CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1991年9卷第2期页码：177-179
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  1. Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Academia Sinica,Changchun
  2. Changchun
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- 纸质出版：1991-06-20
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[1]张万喜,王谋智,孙家珍.CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1991,{4}(02):177-179.

ZHANG Wanxi, WANG Mouzhi, SUN Jiazhen. CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS[J]. 1991, 9(2): 177-179.
[1]张万喜,王谋智,孙家珍.CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1991,{4}(02):177-179. DOI：

ZHANG Wanxi, WANG Mouzhi, SUN Jiazhen. CHARACTERIZATION OF BRANCHING POINT DISTRIBUTION IN THE SOL OF IRRADIATED POLYSTYRENE WITH SEC-LALLS[J]. 1991, 9(2): 177-179. DOI：

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the change behavior of branching point distribution of irradiated polystyrene in sol has been first studied by the SEC-LALLS method. The experimental results show that branching parameter of the part with lower molecular weight in the sol changes little at the early stage of irradiation and that of the part with the higher molecular weight becomes greater with the increase in radiation dose.

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