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Metal–polymer composites (MPCs) with combined properties of metals and polymers have achieved much industrial success. However, metals in MPCs are thought to be ordinary and invariable electrically conductive fillers in supportive polymers to show limited use in modern technologies. This work that is disclosed here, for the first time, introduces stimuli‐driven transition from biphasic to monophasic...
Metal–Polymer Composite
In article number 2104634, Jiuyang Zhang, Quan Li, and co‐workers report a fascinating binary metal–polymer composite that can have a stimuli‐driven transition from a biphasic to a monophasic state of liquid metals. The composite has applications toward next‐generation soft electronics.
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