Cellulose hydrogels physically crosslinked by glycine: Synthesis, characterization, thermal and mechanical properties
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Englisch
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1200916433
- Contributor
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Palantöken, Sinem
Bethke, Kevin
Zivanovic, Vesna
Kalinka, Gerhard
Kneipp, Janina
Rademann, Klaus
- DOI
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10.18452/20843
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26.01.2023, 1:56 PM CET
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- Palantöken, Sinem
- Bethke, Kevin
- Zivanovic, Vesna
- Kalinka, Gerhard
- Kneipp, Janina
- Rademann, Klaus
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