Mussel cuticle-mimetic ultra-tough, self-healing elastomers with double-locked nanodomains exhibit fast stimuli-responsive shape transformation

Pengchao Zhao; Chao Yin; Yu Zhang; Xiaoyu Chen; Boguang Yang; Jiang Xia; Liming Bian

doi:10.1039/d0ta04084c

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Mussel cuticle-mimetic ultra-tough, self-healing elastomers with double-locked nanodomains exhibit fast stimuli-responsive shape transformation

Pengchao Zhao Chao Yin Yu Zhang Xiaoyu Chen Boguang Yang Jiang Xia Liming Bian

Year: 2020 Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A Vol: 8 (25)Pages: 12463-12471 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d0ta04084c

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Multi-phased, ultra-tough, and self-healing elastomers containing rigid double-locked hydrophobic nanodomains reinforced by iron–catechol complexes exhibit fast stimuli-responsive shape changing.

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Elastomer Self-healing Materials science Catechol Cuticle (hair) Transformation (genetics) Composite material Nanotechnology Chemistry Anatomy Organic chemistry Medicine

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