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Gel strength and solution viscosity of temperature-sensitive, in-situ-gelling polymers for endovascular embolization
Brent Vernon
, Amy Martinez
Bioengineering, Harrington Department of
Adaptive Neural Systems, Center for (ANS)
Knowledge Enterprise (KE)
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Viscosity
100%
Polymers
82%
Gels
75%
acrylic acid
66%
Temperature
66%
1,4-dioxane
57%
Molecular Weight
48%
poly-N-isopropylacrylamide
37%
Benzene
28%
Acids
17%
Differential Scanning Calorimetry
14%
Arteriovenous Malformations
13%
Light
8%
Engineering & Materials Science
Gels
96%
Viscosity
74%
Polymers
67%
Molecular weight
64%
Acids
62%
Acrylics
53%
Temperature
36%
Benzene
27%
Titration
16%
Light scattering
16%
Copolymers
13%
Differential scanning calorimetry
12%
Stiffness
8%
Mechanical properties
7%
Chemical Compounds
Dioxane
72%
Strength
58%
Gel
57%
Acrylic Acid
41%
Weight
37%
Benzene
32%
Acid
32%
Critical Solution Temperature
25%
Light Scattering
21%
Titration
17%
Differential Scanning Calorimetry
16%
Copolymer
15%