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1. Allyl, β-methallyl, and β-chlorallyl esters have been prepared from polymeric soybean fat acids by direct esterification and from dilinoleic acid by transesterification of methyl dilinoleate.
2. The method of polymerizing the esters and the properties of the polymers are described.
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Teeter, H.M., Cowan, J.C. Allylic esters of polymeric fat acids. Oil Soap 22, 177–180 (1945). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02641653
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