Magnetic Handshake Polymers with Designable Properties
ORAL
Abstract
Magnetic handshake materials [1] have allowed for the creation of artificial homopolymer systems on the centimeter scale by using a chain of magnetic panels with a 2x2 square array of magnetic dipoles embedded within. By controlling the bending energy between adjacent panels of these systems, we can understand the physical shape of a strand, predict its persistence length behavior, and even gain selective control of the strands or get the strands to exhibit long range order via the addition of an external magnetic field. In addition, the scale-invariant nature of magnetism and geometry allows for the manufacturing of similar magnetic polymer systems on the nanometer to micrometer scale.
[1] Niu, et al. PNAS, 116 (2019)
[1] Niu, et al. PNAS, 116 (2019)
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Presenters
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Hanyu Alice Zhang
Cornell University
Authors
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Hanyu Alice Zhang
Cornell University
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Chrisy Xiyu Du
Harvard University
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Tanner Pearson
Cornell University
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Conrad Smart
Cornell University
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Zexi Liang
Cornell University
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Michael P Brenner
Harvard University
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Paul L McEuen
Cornell University, Cornell
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Itai Cohen
Cornell University, Cornell University, Physics, Ithaca, NY, Physics, Cornell University