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copolymer
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copolymer /co·poly·mer/ (ko-pol´ĭ-mer) a polymer containing monomers of more than one kind.
co·pol·y·mer (k-pl-mr)
n.
A polymer of two or more different monomers.

copolymer
[kōpol′əmər]
Etymology: L, co-, together or with + Gk, polys, many + meros, parts
a polymer containing monomers of more than one kind.

copolymer [ko-pol´ĭ-mer]
a polymer containing monomers of more than one kind.

copolymer (kōpäl´imur),
n a polymerization of two or more monomers that have slightly different chemical formulas. Used in dentistry to impart certain desirable physical properties such as flow.


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These small molecules can be stimulated by light (PDP) or heat (OPAP) to sever their connection to the surface of a block copolymer and be repositioned to another location along the polymeric chain.
at least one block copolymer (i)(a) of the formula A-I-A (1) or [(A-I).
With this technique, the only limit to the size of an array of block copolymers is the size of the sapphire, Xu said.
 
 
 
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