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Methacrylated hyperbranched poly(amine ester)s as oligomers in radiation curing resins have a lower viscosity and a higher cure speed. Their viscosity was reduced sharply when an amount of a monomer was added or the temperature was increased. Their polymerization rate and final conversion of the double bond differ with the variation of the chemical structure of the end group, molar mass, and monomer content.
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