Film review: Two amide-containing bisolefin monomers undergo solid-state polymerization (see example) through a [2+2] reaction in a single-crystal-to-single-crystal fashion. The transformation was favored by the self-templating and shock-absorbing nature of hydrogen-bonding layers. The pyridine-containing polymers were soluble and useful for making plastic films with considerable tensile strengths.
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