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October 3, 2001Journal of the American Chemical Society

Self-Assembled Arrays of Organic Nanotubes with Infinitely Long One-Dimensional H-Bond Chains

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BHByung Hee HongSeoul National University of Science and TechnologyJLJin Yong LeeSungkyunkwan UniversityCLChi‐Wan LeeSamyang Holdings (South Korea)

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