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Gädt, Torben, Ieong, Nga Sze, Cambridge, Graeme, Winnik, Mitchell A., Manners, Ian (2009) Complex and hierarchical micelle architectures from diblock copolymers using living, crystallization-driven polymerizations. Nature Materials, 8 (2). 144-150 doi:10.1038/nmat2356

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TitleComplex and hierarchical micelle architectures from diblock copolymers using living, crystallization-driven polymerizations
JournalNature Materials
AuthorsGädt, TorbenAuthor
Ieong, Nga SzeAuthor
Cambridge, GraemeAuthor
Winnik, Mitchell A.Author
Manners, IanAuthor
Year2009 (February)Volume8
Issue2
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/nmat2356Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGädt, Torben, Ieong, Nga Sze, Cambridge, Graeme, Winnik, Mitchell A., Manners, Ian (2009) Complex and hierarchical micelle architectures from diblock copolymers using living, crystallization-driven polymerizations. Nature Materials, 8 (2). 144-150 doi:10.1038/nmat2356
Plain TextGädt, Torben, Ieong, Nga Sze, Cambridge, Graeme, Winnik, Mitchell A., Manners, Ian (2009) Complex and hierarchical micelle architectures from diblock copolymers using living, crystallization-driven polymerizations. Nature Materials, 8 (2). 144-150 doi:10.1038/nmat2356
In(2009, February) Nature Materials Vol. 8 (2) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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