Converting high modulus water-based elastomeric core–shell nanoparticle films from viscoelastic to predominantly elastic using di-epoxide crosslinking

Elastomer-like polymer films deposited from water-dispersed core–shell nanoparticles are changed from dissipative to predominantly elastic by controlling the crosslinking process.

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Polymer Chemistry
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4py01073f
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Polymer Surface Interaction Studies
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Converting high modulus water-based elastomeric core–shell nanoparticle films from viscoelastic to predominantly elastic using di-epoxide crosslinking

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Converting high modulus water-based elastomeric core–shell nanoparticle films from viscoelastic to predominantly elastic using di-epoxide crosslinking

Sarah Wall, Steve Edmondson, Brian R. Saunders, David J. Ring, Xuelian Wang, Mollie Osborne-Richards
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Abstract

Elastomer-like polymer films deposited from water-dispersed core–shell nanoparticles are changed from dissipative to predominantly elastic by controlling the crosslinking process.

Polymer ChemistryVol. 16(2)
University of Manchester (GB), Synthomer (United Kingdom) (GB)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Polymer Surface Interaction Studies
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