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Photoresponsive Synthetic Polymers

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Photoresponsive synthetic polymer is a specialty polymer having photoreceptor chromophores, which can transfer light energy into a change in conformation of the polymer chain. The light energy is once stored in a chemical structure change of the chromophore and then transfered into the polymer chain, causing reversible conformational changes as shown below, The conformational change should produce a concomitant change in physical and chemical properties of the polymer solutions and solids. This is a basic idea for controlling properties of polymers by photoirradiation using the photoresponsive polymers.

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Irie, M. (1983). Photoresponsive Synthetic Polymers. In: Montagnoli, G., Erlanger, B.F. (eds) Molecular Models of Photoresponsiveness. NATO Advanced Science Institutes Series, vol 68. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0896-7_19

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