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Inherently stable and transparent photorefractive films characterized by unusually high values of the optical gain
Dye-containing polymers: methods for preparation of mechanochromic materials
The detection of mechanical stress in polymeric materials through optical variations has attracted considerable interest over the past ten years. In this tutorial review, the current state of knowledge concerning the preparation of polymers with mechanochromic features is summarized. Two types of procedures are illustrated and thoroughly discussed along with their respective structure–property relationships: the first resides in the physical dispersion of the dye in the form of supramolecular aggregates in a preformed polymer matrix; the second involves the covalent insertion of chromophoric units in the macromolecule backbone or side chains.
Herein we review the simplicity of the preparative routes available, and their influence over the properties of the resulting dye/polymer systems, by focussing on the most illustrative examples described in the literature. Special reference is made to stimuli-responsiveness as a mechanical means towards innovative smart and intelligent materials
Very high photorefractive optical gain and cooperative effects of amorphous blends based on poly-N-vinylindoles
Catalisi omogenea ed eterogenea di derivati di metalli di transizione ancorati su copolimeri lineari
Attività catalitica di complessi di rutenio (II) e rodio(I) ancorati a matrici macromolecolari
POLY 606-A Molecular Dynamics Approach to the Supramolecular Structure of Collagen and Related Binding Properties
Indole-based low-molecular-weight glass-forming photorefractive materials having a high value of the optical gain
Polymeric and monomeric ruthenium carboxylate complexes: preparation and catalytic activity in homogeneous and heterogeneous phase
Structure of an associating polymer melt in a narrow slit by molecular dynamics simulation
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