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HomeKey Engineering MaterialsKey Engineering Materials Vol. 896Photocontrolled Azo-Containing Adhesives

Photocontrolled Azo-Containing Adhesives

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The photoisomerization of azobenzene (Azo) in system can induce changes of adhesion. Using this feature, some significant breakthroughs have been achieved in distinct adhesive systems from small molecular to polymer to supramolecular. Although the mechanisms vary from different situations, photoisomerization and photothermal effect of azobenzene under different irradiation always play significant role in the switch of the adhesion strength. By utilizing these features, some adhesive systems have illustrated promising and competitive performance. This review will concentrate on these achievements and advantages of photocontrolled adhesives based on azobenzene derivatives which are classified by photocontrolled mechanism. Furthermore, we also give some consideration to the future development of photocontrolled adhesives.

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Jun Ru Wang*

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Azobenzene, Photocontrolled Adhesive, Photoisomerization, Photothermal Effect

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