Unraveling the forming mechanism of hierarchical helices via self-assembly of an achiral supramolecular polymer brush

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Unraveling the forming mechanism of hierarchical helices via self-assembly of an achiral supramolecular polymer brush

Abstract: We propose a detailed structural transition of the hierarchical helix or superhelix of PVP–PDP from straightforward experimental evidence.

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