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Polymer self‐assembly is a crucial process in materials engineering. Currently, almost all polymer self‐assembly is limited to non‐covalent bonding methods, even though these methods have drawbacks as they require complicated synthesis techniques and produce relatively unstable structures. Here, a novel mechanism of covalent polymer self‐assembly is discovered and employed to address drawbacks of...
Covalent Polymer Self‐Assembly
In article number 2109701, Yang Shi and co‐workers introduce a new mechanism of polymer self‐assembly via covalent bonding. The covalent approach uses a homopolymer and simple protocols but shows much better robustness and controllability than non‐covalent polymer self‐assembly. The new strategy builds up hierarchical nano‐ to macroscale materials.
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