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Polymer physics

a blob scaling model of star polymers in which arm segments form concentric shells of blobs that grow with distance from the core.

In polymer physics, Daoud-Cotton model refers to a blob scaling model of star polymers in which arm segments form concentric shells of blobs that grow with distance from the core. This meaning comes from Daoud (1982) in Journal de Physique.[1]

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Daoud, M., & Cotton, J. P. (1982). Star shaped polymers : a model for the conformation and its concentration dependence. Journal de Physique, 43(3), 531-538. https://doi.org/10.1051/jphys:01982004303053100

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