In recent years,there has been significant research interest in the study of pattern droplet networks stabilized by lipid interfacial bilayers or colloidal particles.These networks offer great potential for compartmentalized reactions and biological functions.However,current studies are limited by the complex preparation process and droplet size.In this study,by utilizing the assembly and jamming of cucurbit[8]uril surfactants at the oil-water interface,a new approach to prepare droplet networks was presented that were multi-responsive,reconfigurable,and internally connected over macroscopic distances.Remarkably,this method only required manual compression to construct complex patterns of droplet networks.The opening between the droplets allows for the exchange of matter,facilitating chemical reactions and material synthesis,highlighting the potential applications in the field such as microreactors and biological.
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