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Figure 11. Performance comparison.


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List of figures Figure 1. The thermal decomposition reaction process Figure 2. Thermal ester decomposition of free radicals Figure 3. Radical oxidation Figure 4. Methylene groups of the neopentyl-hexanoats Figure 5. Saponification reaction Figure 6. Acid ester decomposition Figure 7. The reaction process of the acid ester decomposition Figure 8. Results of the RPVOT measurements Figure 9. Results of the beverage bottle tests Figure 10. Results of the HP DSC under N2 [100 bar] Figure 11. Performance comparison


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