Self-healing gels based on constitutional dynamic chemistry and their potential applications.

By Zhao Wei, J. Yang, Jinxiong Zhou, Feng Xu, M. Zrínyi, P. Dussault, Y. Osada, Y. Chen. Chemical Society Reviews, 2014

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Recoverable and self-healing electromagnetic wave absorbing nanocomposites (2019, background): “reversible chemical covalent bonds in the materials network,[24-27] those chemical interactions include acylhydrazone bonds,[28-30] disulfide bonds,[31,32] boronic ester linkages,[33] diarylbibenzofuranone links,[34] thiuram disulfide units,[35] Diels-Alder reactions,[36] and imine bonds (-CH=N-).”
Current hydrogel advances in physicochemical and biological response-driven biomedical application diversity (2021, background): “Inspiringly, the newly emerged self-healing hydrogels could recover its morphology and mechanical properties due to the reversible cross-linking repair after damages.(303,304) It is believed that the combination of self-healing capacity with other properties during hydrogel design holds great potent”
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