… and then solidify. [ 6 ] Thus, it … glues are implemented by mixing two or more compounds
upon injection. [ 13, 184, 256 ] Another widely used glue is fibrin glue, which can slowly solidify …

… in this review has become the preferred terminology over “bone glue” in recent publications.
… the cortical bone surface and light initiation to solidify the bone adhesive to fix the fracture. (…

… In contrast, fibrin glue weakly adhered to tissues, whereas cyanoacrylate immediately
solidified upon contact with wet tissues, which made their application and repositioning …

… And commercial man-made adhesives, such as cyanoacrylate (Super glue), vinyl acetate
(Elmer’s glue), as well as most epoxy and polyurethane glue, cannot perform well in …

… lignin and fatty acids as the main molecular building blocks of the glue. Lignin is an aromatic
… the current was removed, the wire cooled and the LignoSwitch solidified in this new shape. …

… facile injection, which then transitioned to a solidified occlusion at (higher) body temperature…
–50 C, depending on the PCL molecular weight) using a glue gun. The star-PCL structures …

… (27,52) In addition, phase inversion of complex coacervates has been shown to form a
structured fluid, and the continuous inverted fluid phase can be subsequently solidified into a load…

… and topological analysis of the solidified glue. We demonstrated that it … solidifying glue
rapidly produces crystals of KCl on these alluvial-like terraces. Since the properties of the glue …

… to the intrinsic low adaptability, whereas the liquid glues with dynamic structures can lead to
… 1f, the liquid precursor can gradually solidify into a robust AARA in water, which endows the …

… by gluing grains of sand and other mineral particles together with the self-made adhesive
glues, and the secreted glue … , how protein residues spontaneously solidify at the interfaces in …