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6633550 
Journal Article 
Recent advances in the kinetics of reversible addition fragmentation chain-transfer polymerization 
Vana, P; Quinn, JF; Davis, TP; Barner-Kowollik, C; , 
2002 
C S I R O PUBLISHING 
COLLINGWOOD 
425-+ 
The formation of complex molecular architectures with low polydispersities by reversible addition fragmentation chain-transer (RAFT) polymerization renders this process of high synthetic utility. Mechanistic and kinetic studies, however, are lacking. The authors here probed the process for long-lived intermediates (see Fig.), the results of which suggested that a stable polymeric radical sink exists. 
25th Australasian Polymer Symposium 
ARMIDALE, AUSTRALIA