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Hot Article: Thermoreversible ionogels

Hot Article: ‘Thermoreversible ionogels with tunable properties via aqueous gelation of an amphiphilic quaternary ammonium oligoether-based ionic liquid’ by Josep Casamada Ribot, Carlos Guerrero-Sanchez, Richard Hoogenboom and Ulrich S. Schubert.

Graphical abstract: Thermoreversible ionogels with tunable properties via aqueous gelation of an amphiphilic quaternary ammonium oligoether-based ionic liquid

The aqueous gelation of a quaternary ammonium oligoether-based ionic liquid yields thermoreversible ionogels with tunable and enhanced physical properties. Read the full article here:

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Joanne Thomson finds out what inspires Zhenan Bao to succeed

There’s an interesting interview with Zhenan Bao in Highlights in Chemical Technology. Zhenan Bao is tipped to be one of the great innovators of the 21st century. Joanne Thomson finds out what inspires her to succeed.

You can also read Zhenan Bao’s recent review in Journal of Materials Chemistry on ‘Fused aromatic thienopyrazines: structure, properties and function’.

Graphical abstract: Fused aromatic thienopyrazines: structure, properties and function

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Hot Article: Electrospray induced ferroelectricity in thin films

Ivo B. Rietveld’s latest paper ‘Electrospray induced ferroelectricity in poly(vinylidene fluoride) thin films’ was selected as a hot article in Journal of Materials Chemistry.

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Electrospray deposition of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) allows control over the level of ferroelectricity in thin film. It is a single-step procedure involving deposition, β-phase formation and poling. The extent of β-phase formation and poling depends on the ratio of ion current and PVDF concentration and on spray time. Read the full article here:

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