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Unprecedented colorimetric responses of polydiacetylenes driven by plasma induced polymerization and their patterning applications

Songyi Lee, Yukyung Cho, Byeong Uk Ye, Jeong Min Baik, Myung Hwa Kim, Juyoung Yoon

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We report for the first time that polydiacetylenes (PDAs) can be alternatively prepared via a plasma induced polymerization process. The degree of polymerization and colorimetric transitions could be manipulated by controlling the power of plasma radiofrequency, exposure time and by using an acrylic mask, resulting in their great potential for patterning applications.

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We report for the first time that polydiacetylenes (PDAs) can be alternatively prepared via a plasma induced polymerization process. The degree of polymerization and colorimetric transitions could be manipulated by controlling the power of plasma radiofrequency, exposure time and by using an acrylic mask, resulting in their great potential for patterning applications.

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We report for the first time that polydiacetylenes (PDAs) can be alternatively prepared via a plasma induced polymerization process. The degree of polymerization and colorimetric transitions could be manipulated by controlling the power of plasma radiofrequency, exposure time and by using an acrylic mask, resulting in their great potential for patterning applications.

Key concepts: Polydiacetylenes, Polymerization, Plasma polymerization, Plasma, Materials science, Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Polymer

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