Research demonstrates improved transparency at elevated temperatures in reverse thermoresponsive hydrogels, suggesting potential applications in emergency signaling and displays.
Reverse thermoresponsive hydrogels, which exhibit low transparency at ambient temperature and become transparent upon heating, offer distinct advantages in information encryption, thermal display, and emergency signaling. However, integrating such optical...
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