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Polymer membrane formation through the thermal-inversion process. 1. Experimental study of membrane structure formation
Gerard T. Caneba,David S. Soong +1 more
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Processus plus simple et plus flexible; application a une membrane en polymethacrylate de methyle as discussed by the authors, is an example of a membrane that can be applied to any polymeric material.Abstract:
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