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Partial imidization of poly[(amic ester)‐alt‐(amic acid)], a precursor for the “strictly alternating” copolyimides, was performed via selective chemical imidization of amic acid units in the copolymer precursor. The resulting, poly[(amic ester)‐alt‐imide], showed superior properties such as an excellent solution stability, good processibility and improved optical transparency, which are essential for the use as a precursor for the polyimide.
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