Characteristics of precipitation-formed polyethylene glycol microgels are controlled by molecular weight of reactants.

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Characteristics of precipitati ...... molecular weight of reactants

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Abrar AlNiemi

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Jessica Stukel

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Susan Thompson

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10.3791/51002

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Rebecca Kuntz Willits

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