A ternary system for delayed curing inverse vulcanisation
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Bowen Zhang, Samuel Petcher, Tom Hasell
Completion of inverse vulcanisation reactions leads to a crosslinked insoluble polymer, but insufficient reaction allows phase separation of the sulfur and organic corsslinkers. A ternary co-polymer system allows delayed curing to be used, keeping the pre-polymer stable, homogeneous, and ready to be set into its final form when and where needed, allowing greater opportunities for practical production.
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