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Repairable, reprocessable and recyclable rigid silicone material enabled by dual dynamic covalent bonds crosslinking side-chain

Deng et al., 2023

Document ID
3744478442022459239
Author
Deng H
Ye J
Zu Z
Lin Z
Huang H
Zhang L
Ye X
Xiang H
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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Although many dynamic crosslinked silicone materials with repairability, reprocessability and recyclability have already been developed, these materials are still challenged by their weak mechanical properties and low glass-transition temperature (T g). Herein, a dual …
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