Reconfiguration and shape memory triggered by heat and light of carbon nanotube–polyurethane vitrimer composites

Reconfiguration and shape memory triggered by heat and light of carbon nanotube–polyurethane vitrimer composites
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10.1002/app.45784
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2018-02
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3
通讯作者:
Peiyao Yan;Wei Zhao;Liang Jiang;Bo Wu;Kai Hu;Ye Yuan;Jingxin Lei
Peiyao Yan;Wei Zhao;Liang Jiang;Bo Wu;Kai Hu;Ye Yuan;Jingxin Lei
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化学3区
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作者:
Peiyao Yan;Wei Zhao;Liang Jiang;Bo Wu;Kai Hu;Ye Yuan;Jingxin Lei

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