Organocatalyzed polymerization of diblock copolymer based on poly(3-hexylthiophene) and poly(furfurylmethacrylate)
Hai Le Tran; Chau Duc Tran; Cam Hong Thi Nguyen; Thao Phuong Le Nguyen; Le-Thu Thi Nguyen; Thiet-Quoc Nguyen; Mai Ha Hoang; Tam Huu Nguyen; Ha Tran Nguyen
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