Intrinsic self-healing of covalent polymers through bond reconnection towards strength restoration
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Publication Date
2013-02-27
DOI
10.1039/C3PY00005B
Impact Factor
5.582
Authors
Ming Qiu Zhang, Min Zhi Rong
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Abstract
Covalent polymers are widely used as structural materials because of their load-bearing capability. Integration of self-healing functionality with covalent polymers would improve stability and durability of the latter in practical engineering usage. This mini-review outlines recent developments in establishing intrinsic self-healing approaches of the materials through inter-macromolecular reactions towards strength recovery for structural application.
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