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I am looking for a polymer that can be manipulated and that expands after applying pressure between the fingers, as a result of piezoelectric effect.
The discussion focuses on polymers exhibiting the piezoelectric effect, specifically highlighting polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) and vinyl fluoride. PVDF is commercially available in strips from suppliers like Goodfellow, offering uniformity for experimentation. The piezoelectric effect generates an electrical charge in response to applied stress, enabling mechanical movements, albeit minimal. The activation of these polymers occurs during manufacturing through cooling in a high electric field.
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