Dielectric, mechanical and electro-stimulus response properties studies of polyurethane dielectric elastomer modified by carbon nanotube-graphene nanosheet hybrid fillers

Synergistic Stain Removal Achieved by Controlling the Fractions of Light and Thermo Responsive Components in the Dual-Responsive Copolymer Immobilized on Cotton Fabrics by Cross-Linker

“…Stimulus responsive polymers , have recently attracted more and more interest. They are able to respond to various stimuli like temperature, , pH, − stress, , voltage, − and light. − Because the temperature can be easily controlled, thermoresponsive polymers are extensively studied. An aqueous thermoresponsive polymer solution presents an abrupt change of transmittance from transparent to turbid once the external temperature is above the transition temperature (TT). , This change is caused by the changed interactions between hydrophilic and hydrophobic groups in the polymer with the surrounding water upon heating.…”

Highly Sensitive Temperature‐responsive Sensor Based on PS‐PDEA‐PS/C60‐MWCNTs for Reversible Switch Detection of Catechol

“…Environmentally responsive sensors are more sensitive, selective than conventional sensors [10][11][12][13]. The environmental responsive electrochemical sensor is modified with working electrodes mainly composed of stimuliresponsive polymers and conductive nano-materials composite [14].…”

Thermal, mechanical, dielectric, and morphological study of dielectric filler–based thermoplastic nanocomposites for electromechanical applications

“…In addition, the type of additives used, dispersion levels, and the interaction between elastomers and additives are also of major concern. 1,2,[5][6][7][8][9][10] Elastomers tend to have high dielectric constant under relaxed conditions versus stretch conditions. 11 The relative change in polarization under different strain conditions gives low prospect for the use of these elastomers as energy generators, although these elastomers can retain a high degree of mechanical compliance.…”