| POLYMERS Vol.64 No.2 |
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COVER STORY A Strong Property Produced from Weakness |
| Van der Waals forces, dipole interactions and hydrogen bonds can influence interactions among polymer chains. Though these bonds are quite weak in comparison with the covalent bonds forming main chains of polymers, they can strongly affect everything from the crystalline structure to superstructures of polymers. Thus, it is not too much to say that these weak forces govern the macroscopic properties of polymers. In this volume, we highlight polymers showing various functions and properties induced by weak interactions among polymer chains. Editors: KOJIO, UOZU, KIDA, and TAKEUCHI |
| Digest for English Readers | 80
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| Hot Topics in Polymer Science in SPSJ | 83
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| Commentary |
| Helix or Zigzag | Mizuo MAEDA | 84
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| COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews |
| The Role of Hydrogen Bonds in Bio-Nanomaterials | Akira ISOGAI | 85
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| Polymer Crystals with Hydrogen Bond | Chizuru HONGO, Takashi NISHINO | 88 |
| Computational Modeling of Polymer with Hydrogen Bonds | Takeshi AOYAGI | 91 |
| PolyMANGA | 94 |
| COVER STORY: Topics and Products |
| Effect of Hydrogen Bonding on the Thermo-Mechanical Properties | Osamu URAKAWA | 95 |
| The Role of “Weak Hydrogen Bond” in the Crystal Structure of Biodegradable Polyetsers | Harumi SATO | 97 |
| Single-Molecular Devices made of DNA Origami | Akinori KUZUYA | 99 |
| Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account |
| Aiming To Be A Researcher Who Uses Not Only Synchrotron Radiation | Hiroki OGAWA | 101
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| Messages: “Work and Life” |
| Work in Your Life | Masako KATO | 102
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| Front-Line Polymer Science |
| Photo-Induced Living/Controlled Radical Polymerization Reaction | Shigeru YAMAGO, Yasuyuki NAKAMURA | 103
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| From My Bookshelf | Mitsuru UEDA / Akihito HASHIDZUME | 107 |
| Messages from SPSJ | 108 |
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