Copolymerization of PNIPAM-like monomers with hydrophobic or ionizable comonomers enables control of microgel volume phase transition temperature and internal morphology, with external stimuli providing additional switching.
Investigating the roles of hydrophobicity and electrostatics in the particle-scale dynamics and rheology of dense microgel suspensions
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Controlling microgel morphology and swelling behavior by copolymerization
Copolymerization of PNIPAM-like monomers with hydrophobic or ionizable comonomers enables control of microgel volume phase transition temperature and internal morphology, with external stimuli providing additional switching.