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diblock copolymer

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  • styrene-butadiene and styrene-isoprene block copolymers

    …isoprene units to form a diblock copolymer, and then linking two diblock chains to form the triblock copolymer. In the final solidified product the polystyrene end-blocks of adjacent chains collect together in small domains, so that clusters of hard, thermoplastic polystyrene are distributed through a network of rubbery polybutadiene or…

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    …isoprene units to form a diblock copolymer, and then linking two diblock chains to form the triblock copolymer. In the final solidified product the polystyrene end-blocks of adjacent chains collect together in small domains, so that clusters of hard, thermoplastic polystyrene are distributed through a network of rubbery polybutadiene or…

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