This review describes the recent research and development progress in the radical
polymerization of bio-based monomers in aqueous dispersed media. The previous review …

This review is focused on recent achievements in bio-based self-healable elastomeric
materials with special regard to elastomers made of natural rubber (NR) and its modified …

We report bio-derived vitrimeric rubbers with weldability and excellent reprocessability.
Reversible-deactivation radical copolymerization of the commercially available terpene …

Mandarin peels (MPs), a food-processing residue, have several restrictions on their disposal
and can cause serious environmental pollution. In this study, MP was used to fabricate a …

With the aim of lowering the carbon footprint of rubber products and its growing
environmental concerns, the demand for the development of biobased elastomers as …

Poly (lactic acid)(PLA) as a promising bio-plastic will decompose to small molecule
flammable volatiles via chain scission, which thus exhibit poor fire safety and highly restrict …

This paper demonstrates the molecular design of renewable polymer thermosets that are
chemically recyclable yet degradable on demand. In this design, the thermosets comprise a …

Smart materials can dynamically react to environmental stimuli and thus change at the micro
or macro scale. However, when exposed to harsh conditions, damage can occur to them to …

Bioelastomers (bio‐thermoplastic vulcanizate, bio‐TPV) with tunable elasticity, high strength
and satisfactory cytocompatibility were fabricated via an in situ dynamic vulcanizing strategy …

In recent times, there has been an increasing focus on utilizing bioresources in polymer
synthesis owing to their numerous advantages over petroleum-based polymers. Among the …