Discovering new block terpolymer micellar morphologies

Kristian Kempe; Richard Hoogenboom; Stephanie Hoeppener; Charles‐André Fustin; Jean‐François Gohy; Ulrich Sigmar Schubert

doi:10.1039/c001629b

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The self-assembly of a new type of triblock terpoly(2-oxazoline) was investigated in water revealing vesicular and aggregated cylindrical micellar structures.

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