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Polymer Nanowires with Highly Precise Internal Morphology and Topography
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Journal of the American Chemical Society, Volume 140, pp. 12736–12740
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The construction of precise soft matter nanostructures in solution presents a challenge. A key focus remains on the rational design of functionalities to achieve the high morphological complexity typically found in biological systems. Advances in controlled polymerizations and self-assembly increasingly allow approaches toward complex hierarchical nanomaterials. By combining tailor-made cylindrical polymer brushes, block copolymers and interpolyelectrolyte complexation-driven self-assembly, we demonstrate a facile construction of uniformly compartmentalized and topographically structured polymeric nanowires in aqueous media. The approach offers a modular avenue in programming the internal morphology of polymer nanowires by varying the block copolymer composition and topology.
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Pelras, T, Mahon, C S, Nonappa, N, Ikkala, O, Gröschel, A H & Müllner, M 2018, 'Polymer Nanowires with Highly Precise Internal Morphology and Topography', Journal of the American Chemical Society, vol. 140, pp. 12736–12740. https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.8b08870