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This chapter focuses on dynamic polymer–polymer interactions triggered by the boronic acid–diol interaction. General polymer–polymer interactions, except for those occurring in biological systems, take place in a random fashion. In view of the creation of polymer based materials, any comprehensive strategy for overcoming this limitation would be attractive and applicable. By introducing boronic acid groups into a polymer, it acquires precise molecular recognition ability based on dynamic boronic acid–diol interactions, thus affording stimulus-responsive supramolecular architectures in combination with various molecules or polymers. This strategy is powerful and introduces new opportunities for the sciences of polymer-based materials.

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