Creton, 2017 - Google Patents
50th anniversary perspective: networks and gels: soft but dynamic and toughCreton, 2017
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- Creton C
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- Macromolecules
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Soft polymer networks have seen an explosion of recent developments motivated by new high tech applications in the biomedical field or in engineering. We present a candid and critical overview of the current understanding of the relation between the structure and …
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