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trimer
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trimer [′trī·mər]
(chemistry)
An oligomer whose molecule is composed of three identical monomers.


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These organosilane intermediates, in the absence of substrates such as silica or similar minerals, or in the absence of hydroxyl-, amino- or carboxylic acid-containing organic compounds, undergo a complex series of hydrolysis and self condensation reactions leading to dimers, trimers, tetramers and ultimately oligomers and polymers designated as silsesquioxanes, [RSi[O.
1998b) reported that the quantity of migrated styrene trimers was higher than that of bisphenol A transferred from the lacquer coating of vegetable cans to the food contents, as reported by Brotons et al.
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