Thomas said one of his former Ph.D. students at MIT, Cheolmin Park, who is now a professor at Yonsei University, wanted to collaborate on developing printable and rewritable
copolymer structural colors.
Not exact matches
These
structural colors were printed on the same sheet of paper coated with
copolymers through the application of ammonium persulfate and ethanol.
The researchers found that they could use a single, colorless, water - based ink based on ammonium persulfate (APS) to control how the
copolymers cross-link in various locations, which impacts their subsequent thickness and hence the
structural colors that are reflected.