Polyurethane with long hard segment for self-healing in blood environment around body temperature

Yan, Xiaowen; Yang, Kai; Song, Baiyang; Li, Lixia; Han, Lijing; Zhang, Ruoyu

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2024.150509

Chemical Engineering Journal

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2024.150509

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Polyurethane with long hard segment for self-healing in blood environment around body temperature

Xiaowen Yan,

Kai Yang,

Baiyang Song

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Polyurethane with long hard segment for self-healing in blood environment around body temperature

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A hydrophobic phase-locking strategy enabling ultrarobust and water-stable self-healing elastomers for underwater ionotronics

A hydrophobic phase-locking strategy enabling ultrarobust and water-stable self-healing elastomers for underwater ionotronics

Filler effects inspired high performance polyurethane elastomer design: segment arrangement control

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