Reversibly interlocked polymer networks: a technology that can do more than eliminating phase separation in polyblends

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Reversibly interlocked polymer networks: a technology that can do more than eliminating phase separation in polyblends

Zhang, Ming Qiu

Express polymer letters, 06/2024, Volume: 18, Issue: 6

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...two covalent adaptive networks containing orthogonal reversible covalent bonds are synthesized. ...the interlaced networks with relative independence (i.e. RILNs) are constructed through topological rearrangement during the removal of the stimulus and co-solvent. ...the freedom of choosing raw materials for making polymer blends is greatly increased, and versatile multicomponent polymer systems with high performance and novel functionalities can be developed.

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