Front Cover: Recyclable Heterogeneous Radical Generators Toward In‐Flow Polymer Elaboration System (Chemistry ‐ Methods 1/2021)

The Front Cover shows a “Shodo” and “Origami” art of a Kanji character meaning “flow” and a girl having a column for chromatography. Shodo is Japanese Calligraphy with a brush and India ink and recognized as a traditional craft art drawing, which requires herculean effort to create a good piece. One...

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Published in:Chemistry methods 2021-01, Vol.1 (1), p.1-1
Main Authors: Ji, Yue, Oka, Minami, Honda, Satoshi
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
crosslinked copolymers
flow chemistry
heterogeneous radical generator
immobilization
photoradical generator
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Summary:The Front Cover shows a “Shodo” and “Origami” art of a Kanji character meaning “flow” and a girl having a column for chromatography. Shodo is Japanese Calligraphy with a brush and India ink and recognized as a traditional craft art drawing, which requires herculean effort to create a good piece. One of the authors in the paper, Ms. Minami Oka, is a Shodo Master, which means like Jedi Master in Star Wars films and created the cover. The brush indicated in the figure is the column for chromatography as the mechanism for creating Kanji character in Shodo is similar to paper chromatography. The Kanji character reflects the main story of “in‐flow” polymerization described in the paper. More information can be found in the Communication by Jue Yi et al.
ISSN:2628-9725
2628-9725
DOI:10.1002/cmtd.202000060