Formation of hydrophobic bridges between multicompartment micelles of miktoarm star terpolymers in water
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Andreas Walther, Axel H. E. Müller
We report on the unexpected finding of the formation of hydrophobic bridges between polybutadiene patches of multicompartment micelles based on amphiphilic miktoarm star terpolymers in water.
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