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Concurrent thiol–ene competitive reactions provide reprocessable, degradable and creep-resistant dynamic–permanent hybrid covalent networks

Qiong Li, Songqi Ma, Na Lü, Jianfan Qiu, Jiale Ye, Yanlin Liu, Sheng Wang, Yingying Han, Binbo Wang, Xiwei Xu, Hongzhi Feng, Jin Zhu

2020Green Chemistry67 citationsDOI

Abstract

A reprocessable, degradable and creep-resistant hybrid network was synthesized through a catalyst-free, solvent-free thiol–ene reaction from two simple components in one pot.

Topics & Concepts

Ene reactionCovalent bondCreepThiolDynamic covalent chemistryChemistryMaterials scienceOrganic chemistryComposite materialMoleculeSupramolecular chemistryCovalent Organic Framework ApplicationsPolymer composites and self-healingSynthetic Organic Chemistry Methods
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