Mechanochromism refers to a phenomenon where a material changes color in response to mechanical stress or deformation. This color change can be triggered by various forms of mechanical action, such as stretching, compressing, bending, or grinding. Mechanochromic materials can be found in various applications, including sensors, smart materials, and coatings. The color change is typically due to alterations in molecular structure, alignment, or interactions that affect how light is absorbed and reflected by the material.

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