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September 29, 2025Polymer InternationalOpen Access

Advances in conjugated porous polymers via high internal phase emulsion templating

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JMJulie‐Lisa MalavalMGMichel GranierPGPhilippe Gerbier

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Overview

This mini-review explores synthesis strategies for conjugated porous polymers, highlighting their applications in photocatalysis and indicating broader utilization potential.

Key Points

  • Conjugated porous polymers demonstrate unique electronic and optical properties due to extended π‐conjugation, enhancing mass transfer in various applications.
  • Techniques like high internal phase emulsion polymerization create porous structures that improve catalytic kinetics with potential in photocatalysis and optical sensing.
  • The synthesis and modification of these polymers can be influenced by conditions, potentially expanding their use in energy storage and other technologies.
  • Adopting eco-friendly synthesis methods and exploring innovative stabilizing techniques can facilitate future advancements in conjugated porous polymers.

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Malaval et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68da5a3ec1728099cfd119cdhttps://doi.org/10.1002/pi.70042
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