“…It is generally accepted that below their Brill transition points,23 the polyamides are composed of hydrogen‐bonded sheets that are formed into a layerlike structure. Similar to polyamide 6,1, 4, 5, 9, 10, 16 polyamide 1212–14, 17, 19 may crystallize into α or γ forms depending on the crystallization conditions. Polyamide 12 can establish perfect hydrogen bonding between two adjacent molecules in a layer when they are either antiparallel or parallel to each other.…”