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In situ switching layer-by-layer assembly: one-pot rapid layer assembly via alternation of reductive and oxidative electropolymerization

Mao Li, Jian Zhang, Hai‐Jing Nie, Meiyong Liao, Liwen Sang, Wenqiang Qiao, Zhi Yuan Wang, Yuguang Ma, Yu‐Wu Zhong, Katsuhiko Ariga

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In situ one-pot rapid layer-by-layer assembly of polymeric films as an active layer of a photoactive device via alternation of reductive and oxidative electropolymerization has been demonstrated. This novel fabrication without moving or changing experimental gears would be a powerful strategy to develop automated layer-by-layer machines.

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In situ one-pot rapid layer-by-layer assembly of polymeric films as an active layer of a photoactive device via alternation of reductive and oxidative electropolymerization has been demonstrated. This novel fabrication without moving or changing experimental gears would be a powerful strategy to develop automated layer-by-layer machines.

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In situ one-pot rapid layer-by-layer assembly of polymeric films as an active layer of a photoactive device via alternation of reductive and oxidative electropolymerization has been demonstrated. This novel fabrication without moving or changing experimental gears would be a powerful strategy to develop automated layer-by-layer machines.

Key concepts: Layer (electronics), Layer by layer, Alternation (linguistics), Fabrication, Materials science, In situ, Nanotechnology, Oxidative phosphorylation

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