Abstract
Abstract Amphiphilic poly(L-leucine) (n=20) helixes having a trimethylammonium head group at the terminal end were stood vertical with a tilt at the hexane-water interface, although they usually laid down to the air-water interface. Structures of the transferred monolayer on a substrate were confirmed by FT-IR spectra and atomic force microscopy(AFM).
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