Self-healing elastomers using supramoecular approaches (Record no. 68590)

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Personal name Bras AR
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Title Self-healing elastomers using supramoecular approaches
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Name of publisher Kautschuk Gummi Kunststoffe
Year of publication 2012
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Number of Pages 16-23
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Summary, etc Self-healing polymers are interesting because of increased lifetime or reduced failure probability. Supramolecular materials are ideally suited for such applications. In this concept physical bonds like hydrogen bonds are used to build up high molecular weight polymers on networks of lower molecular weight building blocks. The relatively weak physical bonds are reversible. Upon stress they break first but the reversible nature allows reformation. However, the supramolecular approach contains difficulties like the thermal sensitivity of the materials or the slow healing process. We will review synthesis procedures and summarize relevant physical properties for applications.
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Topical Term Damage control
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Topical Term Elastomers
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Topical Term Hydrogen bonding
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Topical Term Self healing
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Topical Term Supramolecular chemistry
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Personal name Allgaier J
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Personal name Antonius W
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Personal name Hintzen Pyckhout
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