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January 1, 2006Chemical Communications

Early–late heterobimetallic complexes as initiator for ethylene polymerization. Cooperative effect of two metal centers to afford highly branched polyethylene

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JKJunpei KuwabaraKanazawa UniversityDTDaisuke TakeuchiTokyo Institute of TechnologyKOKohtaro OsakadaTokyo Institute of Technology

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