Quantitative IR characterization of urea groups in waterborne polyurethanes

Quantitative IR characterization of urea groups in waterborne polyurethanes
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10.1002/pola.22577
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2008-04
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Journal of Polymer Science Part A
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Ying Shi;Xiao-li Zhan;Z. Luo;Qinghua Zhang;Feng-qiu Chen
Ying Shi;Xiao-li Zhan;Z. Luo;Qinghua Zhang;Feng-qiu Chen
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Ying Shi;Xiao-li Zhan;Z. Luo;Qinghua Zhang;Feng-qiu Chen

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