| POLYMERS Vol.66 No.2 |
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COVER STORY Presence of Walls |
| When a material contacts with a different one, an interface is formed. For mobile small molecules or polymer chains, the solid interface behaves like a “wall”. Such walls exist in polymer composite materials and significantly alter the aggregation states and physical properties for the molecules near the walls. Among many polymer composite materials, we focus on polymer electrolyte fuel cells as one of the typical examples including many walls in the materials. In this edition, the impacts of walls on the behavior of small molecules such as water and ions as well as polyelectrolytes are overviewed. Editors: KAWAGUCHI, UNEYAMA, KASHIDA, and MITSUISHI |
| Digest for English Readers | 50
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| Hot Topics in Polymer Science in SPSJ | 53
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| Commentary |
| How Do We Understand and Utilize Complex Systems? | Masayoshi WATANABE | 54
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| COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews |
| Ionomer Thin-Film Network in PEFC: The Impact of Interface on Mass Transport | Seiichi KURODA, Akihiro OHIRA | 55 |
| Design of Fuel Cell Membranes for Improving Interface with Catalyst Layers | Kenji MIYATAKE | 58 |
| Proton Conductive Nano-Thin Films | Yuki NAGAO | 61 |
| PolyMANGA | 64 |
| COVER STORY: Topics and Products |
| Local Conformation at Ionomer/Metal Interfaces | Ichizo YAGI | 65 |
| Polymer Synthesis in Li-ion Battery Technology | Masashi HARADA | 67 |
| Proton Conductivity in the Interlayer of Polymer Nanosheet Assembly | Jun MATSUI | 69 |
| Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account |
| Can We Feel Molecules by Hand ? | Koichi MAYUMI | 71
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| Messages: “Work and Life” |
| Future at the End of a Pinhole | Ayae SUGAWARA-NARUTAKI | 72
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| Front-Line Polymer Science |
| Recent Progress in Bio-Based Plastics | Tadahisa IWATA | 73
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| From My Bookshelf | Hideomi KOINUMA / Shinichi MOCHIZUKI | 79 |
| PolySCHOLA | Masahiro OHSHIMA | 80 |
| Messages from SPSJ | 84 |
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