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Lithographic crystallinity regulation in additive fabrication of thermoplastics (CRAFT) Alex J. Commisso1*, Eric M. Nagel1, Meghan T. Kiker1, Elizabeth A. Recker2, Adam Bischoff3, Michael J. Holzmann1, Hayden E. Fowler1, Minh Nhat Pham4,5, Chi Phuong H. Nguyen1, Esteban Baca1, Hernán Villanueva6, Nirvana T. Almada2, Keldy S. Mason2, Claire Jolowsky1, Guddi Suman1, Keith J. Fritzsching1, Bryan Kaehr1, Johanna J. Schwartz6, Leah N. Appelhans1, Brad H. Jones1, Caitlin S. Sample4,5, Devin J. Roach3, Zachariah A. Page2,7*, Samuel C. Leguizamon1,5,8* For semicrystalline polyolefin thermoplastics, the balance between interconnected ordered crystalline and disordered amorphous regions is paramount to their performance and processability. However, contemporary manufacturing strategies, from injection molding to three-dimensional (3D) printing, result in monolithic objects, unable to spatially encode crystallinity. …
摘自《科学》(Science)第391卷 第6784期 · 2026年1月29日。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。