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Examples of Manufacturing ofHigh-Molecular Weight Com› pound 

In Examples, to obtain a high-molecular weight compound used as a base material component, compounds as monomers represented by the following chemical formulae were used in 5 combination in a predetermined molar ratio and copolymer› ized through a known radical polymerization method. 

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High-Molecular Weight Compounds 1 to 9 

Regarding obtained high-molecular weight compounds 1 to 9, a monomer composition ratio of the high-molecular weight compound obtained by means of $^{13}$C-NMR (a propor› tion (molar ratio) of each constituent unit in a structure), a mass average molecular weight (Mw) as converted into stan- dard polystyrene determined through GPC measurement, and a degree of molecular weight dispersion (Mw/Mn) are recorded together in Table 1. 

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