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Polymeric Colloidal Molecules
In article number 2404934, Osamu Oki, Yohei Yamamoto, and co-workers demonstrated the spontaneous formation of colloidal molecules through the self-assembly of two types of π-conjugated polymers. The sequential coacervation and growth of the polymers forms compartmentalized droplet clusters, which grow with arranging the satellite droplets symmetrically and solidify without losing the morphology.
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