The vitrimer-thermoset concept represents an important contribution to improve the durability
and recyclability of thermoset-systems. The concept of Associative Dynamic Covalent …

Most covalent adaptable networks give highly interesting properties for material processing
such as reshaping, recycling and repairing. Classical thermally reversible chemical cross …

The incorporation of dynamic covalent linkages within and between polymer chains brings
new properties to classical thermosetting polymer formulations, in particular in terms of …

Covalent cross-linking of rubbers is essential for obtaining high resilience and
environmental resistance but prevents healing and recycling. Integrating dynamic covalent …

Epoxy resins, as a typical class of thermosetting polymers, have widespread industrial
applications such as adhesives, coatings, electronic encapsulants, and polymer matrices for …

For vitrimer systems obtained by dynamic cross-linking of polymer chains, incompatibility
effects between the cross-links and polymer backbone can lead to microphase separation …

Vitrimers are a class of polymers that flow when heated but are insoluble. Vitrimers are
made of covalent networks with dynamic links and/or cross-links that undergo an associative …

Vitrimers are polymer networks that engage in dynamic associative exchange reactions.
Their covalent cross-links preserve network connectivity but permit topology fluctuations …

Modern electronic equipment with high integration and power consumption levels urges for
more effective thermal interface materials (TIMs) to tackle its increasingly severe cooling …

An elastomeric vitrimer material was synthesized via the crosslinking of a
polydimethylsiloxane bearing pendant amino functions with a bis-vinylogous urethane …