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Photo-Programmed Deformations in Rigid Liquid Crystalline Polymers Triggered by Body Temperature
Deformations triggered by body heat are desirable in the context of shape-morphing applications because, under the majority of circumstances, the human body maintains a higher temperature than that of its surroundings. However, at present, this bioenergy-triggered action is primarily limited to soft
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