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Moreover, the molecular-weight distribution of the starting resin is more closely preserved because of reduced chain scission during the functionalization reaction, according to Crompton research fellow William Sigworth.
A tribute to and parody of Enlightenment thought, Potocki's masterpiece is a key element in the lineage of Walpole, Coleridge, Hoffmann, Kafka, Lovecraft, and Borges, all writers who operate in a scission between fantasy and material reality.
 
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