Structural colors from cellulose-based polymers

ScienceDaily
Aug 28, 2020, 10:21 am117 pts
A surface displays structural colors when light is reflected by tiny, regular structural elements in a transparent material. Researchers have now developed a method to make structural colors from cellulose-based polymers by using coated droplets that exist in a surrounding fluid -- so-called liquid marbles. The…

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