Effect of the structure of diacetylene monomers on reactivity in topochemical reactions

Colorimetric transition pathway mapping in polydiacetylene by hyperspectral microscopy

“…36 Korostylev and coworkers have reported that the optimization of the distance and the spatial arrangement of diacetylene monomers are critical for the efficient polymerization, and thus affects the final polymer structures and their functions. 37 Jelinek Group has studied TRCDA Langmuir films by Brewster angle microscope and has found that monolayer and multilayer domains were mixed in single samples. 38 Atomic force microscopy (AFM) 39,40 and Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) 41 have also visualized microdomains within PDA crystals.…”

Colorimetric response in polydiacetylene at the single domain level using hyperspectral microscopy

“…33 Korostylev and co-workers reported that optimization of the distance and the spatial arrangement of diacetylene monomers are critical for efficient polymerization, and thus affect the final polymer structures and their functions. 34 Jelinek's group studied TRCDA Langmuir films using a Brewster angle microscope and has found that monolayer and multilayer domains were mixed in single samples. 35 Atomic force microscopy (AFM) 36,37 and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) 38 have also been used to visualize microdomains within PDA crystals.…”