Strong interactions between the host cyclodextrin and the threading guest polymer were introduced by selective modifications to the polymer of a polybutadine-based polyrotaxane. The changes in the intercomponent interactions influenced the mobility of the threading polymer that was confined in the glassy host framework, resulting in different mechanical properties.
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