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January 1, 2008Chemical Communications

Fabrication of mechanically improved hydrogels using a movable cross-linker based on vinyl modified polyrotaxane

Abu Bin Imran Takahiro Seki Toshiyuki Kataoka Masatoshi Kidowaki Kohzo Ito Yukikazu Takeoka

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Abstract

This manuscript describes the preparation of new slide-ring gels by using a polyrotaxane as a cross-linker.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a842fe913a05c0de00ba0d7 https://doi.org/10.1039/b810290b

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