Transforming Frozen Self-Assemblies of Amphiphilic Block Copolymers Into Dynamic pH-Sensitive Micelles

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The synthesis of a library of amphiphilic-fluorous block-copolymers is described, and the capacity of these copolymers for oxygen transport in water is systematically investigated. The release of O2 from some of the polymer dispersions could be triggered simply by changing the pH of the solution.


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