Self-Assembly of Giant Molecular Shape Amphiphiles based on Polystyrene Tethered Hydrophilic POSS/C$_{60}$ Nanoparticles
Xinfei Yu(Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics), Stephen Z. D. Cheng(South China University of Technology), I‐Fan Hsieh(University of Akron), Kan Yue(Beijing National Laboratory for Molecular Sciences), Wenbin Zhang(Peking University)
Bulletin of the American Physical Society
March 18, 2013
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