Xiang-Ru Liu , Yihao Yin , Xian-Xian Xiao , Lin Zheng , Yan-Na Lu , Jun-Shuai Chen , Jin-Hui Gu , Yunjie Lu , Jia-Sen Xie , Mingwei Gu , Zhi-Guang Xu , Jin Ge
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Abstract
New bistricyclic aromatic enes (BAEs) with a faster conformational transition were synthesized to improve the fabrication efficiency of BAE-based piezochromic films. Through ultrathin design, our 5-μm-thick BAE-based films can conform to non-planar surfaces and minimize disruption to the original interfacial pressure, improving the precision for mapping interfacial pressure distribution.
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