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. 2019 Jul 29;141(33):13234–13243. doi: 10.1021/jacs.9b06695

Figure 6.

Figure 6

(a) A schematic illustration of the various responses of the multistimuli responsive system in Figure 5, demonstrating that the pathway of stimulus addition controls the morphology of the resulting composites. Conditions: (i) cool; (ii) heat; (iii) addition of Zn2+, heat; (iv) addition of Tpy, heat; (v) addition of Zn2+; (vi) addition of Tpy. (b) TEM images of the assembly induced by coordination interactions only (left) and hydrogen bonding interactions only (right). (c) SAXS traces for the HW-Tpy and CA-based multistimuli responsive NCT assemblies under different conditions, where the difference in interparticle spacings demonstrates the pathway-dependent nature of the assembly process.