Abstract
IRRADIATION of a monomer vapour frequently causes polymerization leading to the formation of a solid deposit on any convenient surface. Electrons1, ultra-violet, X-, γ-radiation or an electrical discharge2 can be used.
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STUART, M. Dielectric Properties of Cross-linked Polystyrene Film formed in the Glow Discharge. Nature 199, 59–60 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/199059b0
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