Sponsor:
The authors thank the DFG-ANR bilateral funding program for financial support (ANR- 09-BLAN-0426–01 and DFG CA880/3–1). Andreas Best, Dr. K. Koynov and Dr. F. Laquai (MPIP Mainz) are gratefully acknowledged for their help with the two-photon exposure.
Polyurethane thin films that photopolymerize and photodegrade upon exposure to light of different wavelengths are presented. The chromic response is based on two caged monomers with the ability to be activated or photocleaved with different wavelengths under sPolyurethane thin films that photopolymerize and photodegrade upon exposure to light of different wavelengths are presented. The chromic response is based on two caged monomers with the ability to be activated or photocleaved with different wavelengths under single and two-photon excitation. This material represents a dual photoresist with "positive" and "negative" tone contained in a single resist formulation and with the ability to generate complex 2D and 3D patterns.[+][-]