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CO₂₋ and thermo-responsive block copolymers : synthesis, properties and assembly in water
The core characteristics of stimulus-responsive materials are "responsiveness" and "reversibility." They are typically composed of polymers, composites, or nanosystems with specific functional groups or variable conformational structures. Based on the type of stimulus, they can be divided into singl
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