Dual crosslinked metallopolymers using orthogonal metal complexes as rewritable shape-memory polymers

Josefine Meurer; Thomas Bätz; Julian Hniopek; Stefan Zechel; Michael Schmitt; Jürgen Popp; Martin D. Hager; Ulrich Sigmar Schubert

doi:10.1039/d1ta03064g

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This study presents shape-memory metallopolymers based on weak histidine and strong terpyridine complexes. The use of two different salts results in seperated activation temperatures, allowing the very good shape-memory process and rewriting.

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