Information storage materials based on liquid crystalline networks with programmable colors and shape memory

HUANG, Yin-liang; SUN, Jun-jie; Huang, Shuai; LI, Quan

doi:10.37188/cjlcd.2022-0023

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“…Liquid crystal elastomers are excellent two-way shape-memory materials. [61][62][63] Under external stimuli, the phase transition of liquid crystals can cause macroscopic deformation. Therefore, the combination of dynamic chemical bonds and liquid crystal elastomers endows a material with excellent self-healing, remodeling, dynamic deformation, and mechanochromic properties (Figure 3d, 3e, and 3f).…”

Section: Mechanochromic Polymers Enabled By Dynamic Covalent Mechanoc...mentioning

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Mechanochromic Polymers Based on Mechanophores

Huang

2023

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In recent years, diverse stimuli‐responsive allochroic materials have rapidly been developed, and smart materials with mechanochromic properties in particular have received increasing attention. This is because force fields have the advantage of being large and controllable compared to other stimulation modalities. Mechanochromic polymers mainly convert mechanical force signals into optical signals, which makes them suitable for applications in bionic actuators, encryption, and signal sensing. In this review, we summarize recent research progress in the design and development of mechanochromic polymers that are classified into two categories. The first category comprises those based on mechanophores that are physically dispersed in polymer matrices in the form of supramolecular aggregates. The second category comprises those based on mechanophores that are covalently linked to polymer networks. We focus on the working mechanisms of the mechanophores and their potential applications, which include damage monitoring and signal sensing.

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Section: Mechanochromic Polymers Enabled By Dynamic Covalent Mechanoc...mentioning

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“…introduced a TASN into a liquid crystal elastomer via a thiol‐ene click photoreaction. Liquid crystal elastomers are excellent two‐way shape‐memory materials [61–63] . Under external stimuli, the phase transition of liquid crystals can cause macroscopic deformation.…”

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Mechanochromic Polymers Based on Mechanophores

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2023

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Information storage materials based on liquid crystalline networks with programmable colors and shape memory

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