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/. Dans-le-toluène, Ensuite, ce film est recuit thermiquement sous vide à 170°C pendant 48 h pour greffer une couche mince du copolymère statistique P(S-r-MMA) sur la surface du silicium. Cet échantillon est ensuite rincé par le toluène

/. Dans-le-chlorobenzène-ou-dans-le-toluène, La solution de copolymère statistique P(S-r-MMA) est préparée à 10 mg