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Figure 1. Variations of crosslink density (solid lines) and soluble fraction  (dashed lines) during degradation of trifunctional networks with various
Figure 2. Variations of crosslink density (solid lines) and soluble fraction  (dashed lines) during degradation of tetrafunctional networks with various uniform
Figure 3. Variations of crosslink density and soluble fraction during the
Figure 4. Variations of crosslink density during the hydrolysis of a trifunctional network  with 18 esters per chain on average

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