Molecular Flexibility and Material Properties
Molecular flexibility plays an essential role in governing properties of linear polymers, molecules of which are regarded as flexible linear objects while ignoring molecular details. The flexibility, however, also works as important elements that lead to
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Kazuya Saito
Chemical Physics of Molecular Condensed Matter
Lecture Notes in Chemistry Volume 104
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Chemical Physics of Molecular Condensed Matter
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Kazuya Saito Department of Chemistry Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences University of Tsukuba Tsukuba, Japan
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