OXIDATION – REDUCTION POLYMERS
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OXIDATION – REDUCTION POLYMERS
CONTENTS I. Introduction 949 II. Synthesis of redox polymers by polycondensation 950 III. Synthesis of redox polymers by polymerisation 954 IV. Synthesis of redox polymers by the introduction of reactive groups into an inert polymer 956 V. Redox ion exchangers 958 VI. Inorganic electron exchangers 959 VII. Applications of redox polymers 960
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