Titlebook: Optically Active Polymers; Eric Selegny Book 1979 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1979 biopolymer.macromolecule.polymer.p

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Circular Dichroism and Conformation in Copolymers with Aromatic Side Chains and in Low Molecular Wem a circular dichroism investigation on copolymers of optically active α-olefins with nonchiral vinyl aromatic monomers. Suitable structural and conformational models have been also examined with the aim of obtaining information on the contribution to the observed CD coming from the local side symmetry.

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,Circular Dichroism on α-,-Glutamic Acid Oligomers,nce of the degree of polymerization (.) and of the degree of neutralization (.) on their conformation in aqueous solution..The existence of four limiting conformations is demonstrated and their characteristic spectra are given.

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Studies on Complexes of Antineoplastic Agents with DNA,f Electric Dichroism. Data is presented for two compounds, anthramycin and ellipticine, which shows that ellipticine binds to DNA by intercalation while anthramycin does not, the chromophore portion of the anthramycin molecule being inclined at an angle of approximately 36° with respect to the helix axis.

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978-94-009-9380-8D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1979

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General Methods of Synthesis of Optically Active Polymers,During the last 15 years a very great number of optically active polymers or copolymers (OAP) have been prepared. The motivations of authors to obtain OAP have resulted from very different aims.

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Asymmetric Synthesis in Radical Polymerization,It has been sixty years since the first research regarding optically active polymers was studied. Walenden [1] studied a polymerization of optically active itaconic acid diamylester (I) and obtained an active polymer.

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Some Properties of Optically Active Poly (N-Formylpropylenimine),Optically active poly(N-formylpropylenimine), ., may be prepared by the polymerization of L-4-methyloxazoline, ., using dimethyl sulphate at 120 °C as catalyst [1].