FULLERENE POLYMERS WITH TUNABLE OPTICAL PROPERTIES

PENG Han; LEUNG Shukmei; TANG Benzhong

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FULLERENE POLYMERS WITH TUNABLE OPTICAL PROPERTIES

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- FULLERENE POLYMERS WITH TUNABLE OPTICAL PROPERTIES
- Vol. 15, Issue 3, Pages: 193-198(1997)
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- Published：20 September 1997
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PENG Han, LEUNG Shukmei, TANG Benzhong. FULLERENE POLYMERS WITH TUNABLE OPTICAL PROPERTIES[J]. 1997, 15(3): 193-198.
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PENG Han, LEUNG Shukmei, TANG Benzhong. FULLERENE POLYMERS WITH TUNABLE OPTICAL PROPERTIES[J]. 1997, 15(3): 193-198. DOI：

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Light transmission spectra of THF solutions of poly (C60-co-methyl methacrylate)s andpoly (C60-co-styrene)s continuously red-shift with increasing concentration. Formation offullerene nanoclusters may be responsible for the unusual spectral shift with concentration.It has long been scientists' dream to "tune" material's properties by simple means

and theC60-containing polymers represent such a group of novel materials whose optical propertiesare predictably and reversibly tunable by a simple change in concentration.

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and theC60-containing polymers represent such a group of novel materials whose optical propertiesare predictably and reversibly tunable by a simple change in concentration.

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