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    Journal of the American Chemical Society
    |July 6, 2023
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    葡萄糖碳酸盐单体上的替代物显著影响环开聚合和聚碳酸盐特性. 乙烯基组产生区域规律的聚合物,而碳酸盐组导致脊柱不规则性,而硫烯基组防止聚合.

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