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Sacrificial synthesis

Sébastien Perrier () and Xiaosong Wang ()
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Sébastien Perrier: University of Leeds
Xiaosong Wang: University of Leeds

Nature, 2007, vol. 445, issue 7125, 271-272

Abstract: The size and uniformity of polymer molecules makes it difficult to modify them at just one selected site. But a single chemical group can be attached at the end of a polymer if part of the starting material is forfeited.

Date: 2007
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