Data underlying the paper: Temporally programmed polymer-solvent interactions using a chemical reaction network

The data underlines the paper: Temporally programmed polymer-solvent interactions using a chemical reaction network. In this work a new modular chemical reaction network (CRN) was developed, which enables reversible formation of positive charges on a tertiary amine substrate, which are removed using nucleophilic signals that control the deactivation kinetics. The modular nature of the CRN enables incorporation in diverse polymer materials, leading to a temporally programmed transition from collapsed and hydrophobic to solvated, hydrophilic polymer chains by controlling polymer-solvent interactions. Depending on the layout of the CRN, we can create stimuli-responsive or autonomously responding materials.