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Self-healing ability and application of impact hardening polymers

Deng et al., 2019

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15427354184769337892
Author
Deng Y
Liang X
Pei X
Zhai K
Wang C
Zhang B
Bai Y
Zhang Y
Wang P
Tan Y
Xu K
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Polymer Testing

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To realize intelligent and low-cost protective materials, the development of compounds with smart stress-responsive properties and self-healing abilities over a wide temperature range is a major research goal. In this study, a series of impact hardening polymers (IHPs) with …
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