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Polymers as Building Blocks for Sustainable Materials and Ordered Nanoparticle Assembly
This thesis presents two projects focused on the use of polymers to fabricate next-generation sustainable materials and direct the assembly of nanoparticles into ordered architectures. Chapter 1 introduces a brief history of polymer plastic materials, current methods of creating sustainable material
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