“…16,17 In addition to external factors (temperature and pH), the nature of the self-assembly behaviors depends primarily on the Flory-Huggins parameter (c) of each block with the solvent, and block length, volume fraction, the dispersity index (DI) of polymer, as well as selective solvent [18][19][20] and hydrogen bonds. 21,22 Poly(styrene-block-4-vinylpyridine) (PSb-P4VP) is among the most studied block copolymers due to the versatility of the P4VP block, 23 especially, the P4VP block can act as a hydrogen (H)-bond proton acceptor so that PS-b-P4VP becomes an popular amphiphilic block copolymer in solution state self-assembly. Extensive work has been done on the selfassembly of PS-b-P4VP with small molecule through Hbonding, ionic interaction, and halogen bonding to form functional materials that have a morphological change with the volume fraction of P4VP block as well as owing to solvent vapor annealing.…”