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June 18, 2001

A Schizophrenic Water-Soluble Diblock Copolymer We thank EPSRC for a post-doctoral fellowship for S.Y.L. (GR/N17409). Dr. P. McKenna of Laporte Performance Chemicals, Hythe (UK), is thanked for the gift of the monohydroxy-capped PPO. The reviewers are thanked for their helpful and constructive comments.

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SLShiyong LiuUniversity of Science and Technology of ChinaNBNorman Ć. BillinghamUniversity of Sussex
Steven P. Armes
Steven P. ArmesJiangnan University

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