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Block Copolymers

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Block Copolymers 

polymers having macromolecules in which comparatively long sequences of the links of one monomer (blocks) alternate with blocks of another monomer. The macromolecule of a block copolymer may be represented schematically in the form ~ AAAABBBB . . . BBBAAAAA ~, where A and B are monomer links of a different chemical nature.
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