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Journal of the American Chemical Society
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光学的に固まる樹脂のステレオ化学は 材料の性質を制御します 研究者はシスとトランスステレオアイソマーを使って 柔らかい 急速に分解するエラストマーと 硬い ゆっくり分解するプラスチックを作りました

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