2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.eurpolymj.2023.112290
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Recyclable dual-curing thiol-isocyanate-epoxy vitrimers with sequential relaxation profiles

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“…18 Similarly, Moradi et al employed a base catalyst prepared using TBD and sodium tetraphenyl borate for the transthiocarbamoylation exchange reaction. 19 The industrial use of CANs is dependent on developing fast bond exchange activation at a particular temperature while maintaining a suitably slow exchange at the working temperature to prevent irreversible deformation. Latent catalysts provide a viable answer in this effort; however, the irreversible nature of their activation has resulted in undesirable creep deformation after several reprocessing cycles.…”
Section: Thermal-latent Catalystsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…18 Similarly, Moradi et al employed a base catalyst prepared using TBD and sodium tetraphenyl borate for the transthiocarbamoylation exchange reaction. 19 The industrial use of CANs is dependent on developing fast bond exchange activation at a particular temperature while maintaining a suitably slow exchange at the working temperature to prevent irreversible deformation. Latent catalysts provide a viable answer in this effort; however, the irreversible nature of their activation has resulted in undesirable creep deformation after several reprocessing cycles.…”
Section: Thermal-latent Catalystsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This activation can be triggered by several stimuli, including heat and light. 10–20 It should be facile and cost-effective to prepare and demonstrate a high level of reactivity after activation. Latent catalysts have been employed in CANs, allowing for precise manipulation of exchange reactions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%