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Visible light-driven photopolymerization for 3D and 4D printing: mechanisms, materials, and programmable manufacturing
Visible light-driven 3D printing has evolved beyond a mere substitution of ultraviolet irradiation and now represents a mechanistically redefined platform for additive manufacturing. As outlined in this review, the transition to visible wavelengths has required a fundamental reconsideration of photo
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