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Cationic Polymer Colloids

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Cationic polymer colloids are a diverse group of materials. They have two common features: a particulate morphology in aqueous dispersion and a net positive charge on the dispersed particles. They represent only a small fraction of known polymer colloids (most of which are anionic), and have been of little commercial significance until quite recently (1–6). Accordingly, they have not drawn the attention of many colloid and polymer scientists.

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