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E. p. r. and absorption spectra were used to indicate the formation of the complexes between copper (II) ions and acrylic resins containing oligoamines bound via amide bonds to acrylate units. The number of bound nitrogen atoms depends on the length of the amine chain attached to acrylamide unit.
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Jezierska, J., Kozlowski, H., Kolarz, B.N. et al. Electron paramagnetic resonance evidence for direct co-ordination of copper(II) ions by acrylic resins containing amine groups. Polymer Bulletin 26, 231–235 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00297532
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