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The synthesis of a new type of water-soluble 4-vinylphenyl sugars, in which the polymerizable group is connected with the monosaccharide by a CC-bond, is described. These monomers are obtained from known isopropylidene protected monomers by deprotection with an acid ion exchanger. They are converted into water-soluble polymers by radical initiated polymerization. By changing the ratio of the reactands the molecular weights can be varied systematically.
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