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Preparation of modified starch‐grafted poly(lactic acid) and a study on compatibilizing efficacy of the copolymers in poly(lactic acid)/thermoplastic starch blends
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Poly(l-lactide)/starch blends compatibilized with poly(l-lactide)-g-starch copolymer
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