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The polarization dependence of a diacetylene polymerization was studied. For this purpose, peptide amphiphile fibers with a diacetylene moiety, which could only polymerize in the direction of the fiber, were employed. If nonaligned samples were illuminated with polarized light, only the fibers parallel to the polarization direction of the light were polymerized. With magnetically aligned fibers, spatially selective polymerization was accomplished using polarization holography.
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Heuvel et al. (2009) studied this question.
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