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In article number 1905916, Jun Maruyama and co‐workers demonstrate a cylindrical carbon material with helically‐aligned nanopores showing chirality. Polystyrene nanoparticles self‐assemble along carbon nanofiber with fructose and tri‐block copolymer in the presence of sodium alginate during hydrothermal treatment. Heat treatment in an inert atmosphere produces fructose‐derived honeycomb‐like carbon...
Interest in chiral substances has mainly focused on the substances themselves, but not on the accompanying space, especially regarding the pore alignment. As a method to form both the chiral substance and the accompanying space, cylindrical self‐assembly of uniform polystyrene nanoparticles with fructose is carried out in the presence of both carbon and sodium alginate, which is followed by heat treatment...
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