Methods of Additive Technologies for the Manufacture of Ceramic Products (Review)

Krakhmatova, V. Yu.; Захаров, А. И.; Andreev, D. V.; Krivoshchepov, A. F.

doi:10.1007/s10717-019-00116-3

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“…Metals, ceramics, and biological materials can be 3D printed, but in this Review, we’ll focus on polymeric 3D printing. − Polymers play a leading role in 3DP market thanks to the possibility to modulate the final properties according to the expected applications. − 3DP has been investigated to overcome the limitation of conventional polymers production processes, becoming nowadays a consolidated alternative solution.…”

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Functional Dyes in Polymeric 3D Printing: Applications and Perspectives

Gastaldi

Cardano

Zanetti

et al. 2020

ACS Materials Lett.

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Three-dimensional printing (3DP) is considered among the keytechnologies for the next industrial revolution, with considerable effects on production processes, economy, and society. In this context, the most relevant part of the market consists of polymeric 3D printing. The 3D printable liquids are composed of various components, among them dyes are usually underrated because they are introduced merely for aesthetical reasons or to enhance the objects' resolution. In recent years, the capability of specific dyes to go beyond conventional use and to confer functional properties to 3D printed objects has become an emerging research area. Modifying elastic moduli upon light irradiation, inducing optical and emitting properties in the matrices or conferring temperature responsivity are just few examples of innovative stimuli-responsive materials that can be produced by combining well-designed dyes with the appropriate 3DP printed matrices. In this Review, we discuss and critically analyze the most relevant recent results achieved in the use of smart dyes in the synthesis of stimuli responsive 3D printed polymers.

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