Demonstrates the influence of stirring on pathway selection in supramolecular polymerization, indicating potential applications in material design.
Stirring acts as a persistent mechanical input that biases pathway evolution from kinetically persistent nanofibers, Agg1, toward multilayer sheet-like assemblies, Agg2, enabling supramolecular pathway selection from a common azobenzene derivative.
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