Analogies are drawn between the ordered structure of the colloidal water pool of reversed micelles, water present in the micropores of dense cellulose acetate films and the water vicinal to interfaces in biological systems. Chemical reactivity is enhanced in the solvent which is entirely different from normal water. In particular, it is possible to use the stretched water present in the cellulose acetate films to synthesise biochemicals.
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