Blueberry-Inspired Structurally Colored PLA Granules Induced by Mie Scattering for Hot-Melt Extrusion of 3D Printing Filaments
Rou Meng,
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Tianyi Liu,
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Suli Wu
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 31, 2025
The
successful
development
of
fused
deposition
modeling
(FDM)
printing
has
stimulated
significant
market
demand
for
colored
poly(lactic
acid)
(PLA)
filaments.
However,
dye-
or
pigment-based
PLA
filaments
were
susceptible
to
fading
and
toxicity
risks.
Hence,
structurally
urgently
need
be
developed
their
ecofriendliness
sustainability.
Herein,
we
draw
inspiration
from
the
disordered
structure
fruit
wax,
which
exhibits
selective
light
scattering
on
surface
blueberries.
We
utilize
ZnS
spheres
supporting
Mie
covered
granules,
thereby
endowing
them
with
structural
color.
Structurally
granules
transformed
into
a
uniform
wire
diameter
homogeneous
color
through
hot-melt
extrusion
method,
used
as
materials
FDM
printing.
fabricated
3D
printed
object
an
adjustable
vivid
color,
demonstrating
excellent
resistance
acids,
alkalis,
impacts,
well
recyclability,
significantly
enhances
its
potential
applications.
Language: Английский
Layer‐By‐Layer Shear‐Printing of Bulk Mechanoresponsive Photonic Crystals
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 25, 2024
Abstract
Mechanoresponsive
photonic
crystals
(MPCs)
exhibit
tunable
optical
properties
and
hold
great
promise
for
a
wide
range
of
applications.
However,
fabricating
them
in
bulk
form
remains
significant
challenge.
In
this
study,
novel
approach
is
presented
producing
MPCs
with
enhanced
properties.
By
incorporating
shear‐ordering
into
the
3D
molding
process,
study
successfully
fabricates
that
display
bright,
saturated
structural
colors
80%
reflectance.
The
are
constructed
layer‐by‐layer
via
successive
shear‐printing
using
colloidal
particles
embedded
photocurable
resins.
Each
layer
subjected
to
oscillatory
shear
facilitated
by
modified
printing
setup.
This
process
creates
highly
ordered
face‐centered
cubic
lattice
structure
throughout
material.
final
product
exhibits
distinct
on
its
various
faces,
depending
planes
exposed
at
different
orientations.
material
strain‐resilient,
pronounced
color
shifting
response
applied
stress.
A
detailed
experimental
mechanism
resulting
structures
provided.
method
offers
an
efficient
way
fabricate
performance
comparable
best
thin
films
can
be
extended
more
complex
shapes.
Language: Английский