Self-Destructing Material Disintegrates in Daylight

[Swordsmyth]

A newly-developed material can be used to create parachutes, delivery vehicles and electronic sensors that disintegrate after their mission is complete. Scientists claim that the material disintegrates completely, leaving no trace.
A group of scientists from the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a polymer that self destructs in daylight, according to a Science Daily report published Monday. However, unlike previous consumer-grade biodegradable plastics, it does not take years to disappear: instead, it vanishes in a matter of hours.

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[Zippyjuan]

delivery vehicles

Would have to be a short delivery (or used under cover of darkness) or it would break apart before reaching its destination.

https://www.newscientist.com/article...s-in-sunlight/

Kohl says he and his team have already made a glider with a six-foot wingspan from the material. It can only carry objects weighing about 1 kilogram, so it could only be used to covertly transport objects, not people, for the moment. The glider would have to travel under cover of darkness to avoid disintegrating in flight.

Given its chemical instability, you maybe could not store these things for very long. You would probably only be able to make them a limited time before using them so you could not stockpile them for the event of a war or something.