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The critical behavior of the gelation of polymers is studied as a kinetic process in which only surface interactions between polymers are assumed. It is found that gelation occurs when the exponent, which characterizes the effective surface area, is greater than, and that the exponent, which characterizes the size distribution at the gel point, is related to by =+32.
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