PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR

ZHENG Min; 杨慕杰; YANG Mujie; LIU Shangzhi; ZHANG Laiyou

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PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR

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- PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR
- PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1995年13卷第1期页码：74-77
- Affiliations：
  
  1.   Testing Technical Institute of Zhejiang Province
  2.   Hangzhou 310012
  3.   Department of Polymer Science & Engineering
  4.   Zhejiang University
  5.   Hangzhou 310027
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  中图分类号： O631.5
- 纸质出版：1995-03-20
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[1]郑敏,杨慕杰,刘尚志,张来有.PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1995,{4}(01):74-77.

ZHENG Min, YANG Mujie, LIU Shangzhi, et al. PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR[J]. 1995, 13(1): 74-77.
[1]郑敏,杨慕杰,刘尚志,张来有.PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1995,{4}(01):74-77. DOI：

ZHENG Min, YANG Mujie, LIU Shangzhi, et al. PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION OF PROPARGYL ACETATE WITH MICHLER’S KETONE AS PHOTOINITIATOR[J]. 1995, 13(1): 74-77. DOI：

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<正> Photopolymerization of propargyl acetate （PAT） with Michler’s ketone （MK） asphotoinitiator in benzene has been investigated for the first time. Some features of the PATphotopolymerization with MK as photoinitiator is described.

Abstract

Photopolymerization of propargyl acetate （PAT） with Michler’s ketone （MK） asphotoinitiator in benzene has been investigated for the first time. Some features of the PATphotopolymerization with MK as photoinitiator is described.

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