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Stimuli-responsive polymers for sensing and actuation

Liang Hu, Qiang Zhang, Xue Li, Michael J. Serpe

Materials Horizons · 2019 · 331 citations · 176 references

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Abstract

Stimuli-responsive polymers uniquely undergo physical/chemical changes in response to changes in their environment. Here, there use for sensing and actuation is reviewed.

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