2001
DOI: 10.1002/1439-2054(20010601)286:6<350::aid-mame350>3.0.co;2-t
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Morphology of Poly(1-olefin)s from Poly(1-octene) to Poly(1-eicosene)

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“…22,23 Despite these potential applications, there are few templates available for the incorporation of biomolecules as building blocks while maintaining their intrinsic properties. Most of the colloidal templates have limited utility due to challenges related to incomplete dissolution of the template material 24 and harsh chemical treatments for template removal. 25 As an alternative, an oil-inwater type of emulsion can be considered as a dissolvable template.…”
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“…22,23 Despite these potential applications, there are few templates available for the incorporation of biomolecules as building blocks while maintaining their intrinsic properties. Most of the colloidal templates have limited utility due to challenges related to incomplete dissolution of the template material 24 and harsh chemical treatments for template removal. 25 As an alternative, an oil-inwater type of emulsion can be considered as a dissolvable template.…”
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confidence: 99%