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July 1, 1964Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan

A Theory of Gel Formation with a Multifunctional Interunit Junction

Tokio Yamabe Kenichi Fukui

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Tokio Yamabe, Kenichi Fukui; A Theory of Gel Formation with a Multifunctional Interunit Junction, Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan, Volume 37, Iss

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