ABA triblock copolyesters composed of poly(l-lactide) A hard blocks: comparison of amorphous and crystalline unsaturated aliphatic polyesters as B soft blocks

Interfacial-Crystallization-Constructed Fractal Nanofiber-Based Bio-Platforms Enable Highly Effective Culture of Three-Dimensional Stem Cell Spheroids

“…Based on these results, it is evident that the fractal C-P m G n nanofibers deliver an enhanced thermal property owing to the surficial immobilization of PLLA crystals. 35 It is also verified by the result of thermal degradation properties of C-P m G n nanofibers determined by TGA (Figure S7).…”

Synthesis of phase-separated super-H-shaped triblock architectures: poly(l-lactide) grafted from telechelic polyisoprene

“…However, the T g of the soft phase at −27 °C and −47 °C, respectively, is higher than the values known for established styrene–butadiene–styrene TPEs (SBS). 8 This also applies to copolymers based on polymenthide with a T g of −22 °C. 9 As the temperature range for application is restricted by both T g s of the copolymer, rather high values of the low T g -phase are a major limitation.…”

Preparation of biacidic tin-based ionic liquid catalysts and their application in catalyzing coupling reaction between ethylene carbonate and dimethyl succinate to synthesize poly(ethylene succinate)

“…[1][2][3] In this context, how to develop routes for synthesizing biodegradable aliphatic plastics has aroused extensive interest among experts and scholars both at home and abroad. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] Poly(ethylene succinate) (PES) covers a type of biodegradable plastics with excellent performance and is considered one of the most promising substitutes for traditional plastics. 9,[12][13][14][15] As a typical aliphatic polyester, PES not only has a more excellent biodegradability than other aliphatic polyesters (such as PBS), but also has high thermal stability and fine mechanical properties.…”

“…1–3 In this context, how to develop routes for synthesizing biodegradable aliphatic plastics has aroused extensive interest among experts and scholars both at home and abroad. 4–11…”