Mechanochromism of polyurethane based on folding–unfolding of cyano-substituted oligo(p-phenylene) vinylene dimer
Na Zhang, Xiang-Yu Ma, Shun Li, Yu-Xin Zhang, Chen Lv, Zheng-Peng Mao, Zi-Yi Dou, Tai-Sheng Wang
Mechanochromism of polyurethane based on folding–unfolding of cyano-substituted oligo(p-phenylene) vinylene dimer
The incorporation of mechanophores, motifs that transform mechanical stimulus into chemical reaction or optical variation, allows creating materials with stress-responsive properties. The most widely used mechanophore generally features a weak bond, but its cleavage is typical an irreversible process. Here, we showed that this problem can be solved by folding–unfolding of a molecular tweezer. We systematically studied the mechanochromic properties of polyurethanes with cyano-substituted oligo(p-phenylene) vinylene (COP) tweezer (DPU). As a control experiment, a class of polyurethanes containing only a single COP moiety (MPU) was also prepared. The DPU showed prominent mechanochromic properties, due to the intramolecular folding–unfolding of COP tweezer under mechanical stimulus. The process was efficient, reversible and optical detectable. However, due to the disability to form either intramolecular folding or intermolecular aggregation, the MPU sample was mechanical inert.
mechanochromism / molecular tweezer / folding–unfolding / cyano-substituted oligo(p-phenylene) vinylene / polyurethane
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