Evaporative Self-Assembly of Cellulose Nanocrystals with Binary Polymers for Asynchronous Phase Transition and Dual Structural Colors

Drying colloidal suspensions provides a simple yet powerful process to create complex nanostructures with tailored properties. Its scalability, reliability, and versatility have attracted tremendous interest in materials science. Here we describe the heterogeneous self-assembly of rodlike cellulose...

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Main Author:	Ziyi He (2588839) (author)
Other Authors:	Shunfeng Yu (13890082) (author), Zixuan Chen (404126) (author), Han Tao (671882) (author), Wenqing Ma (754871) (author), Peixi Wang (6285647) (author), Shengwei Deng (5895896) (author), Xuesi Wang (1515628) (author), Guang Chu (1515634) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Immunology Infectious Diseases Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified helical pitch compressed dual structural colors create complex nanostructures attracted tremendous interest binary polymer mixtures asynchronous phase transition asynchronous multiphase transition rodlike cellulose nanocrystals aqueous cnc suspension binary polymers results cellulose nanocrystals binary polymers asynchronous kinetics wide variety visible range unequal affinity two polymers tailored properties solid films slow kinetics scalable route polyethylene glycol partition difference obtained cnc mutually miscible materials science low concentrations heterogeneous self findings introduce evaporative self critical concentration colloidal systems cnc within become immiscible alternative way
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Evaporative Self-Assembly of Cellulose Nanocrystals with Binary Polymers for Asynchronous Phase Transition and Dual Structural Colors

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