Vitrimers: permanent organic networks with glass-like fluidity

By W. Denissen, Johan M. Winne, F. D. Du Prez. Chemical Science, 2015

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Vitrimers possess the unique property that they are malleable while being permanently cross-linked. This mini-review highlights the existing vitrimer systems in the period 2011–2015 with the main focus on their chemical origin.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Polymers and Plastics

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• Vitrimers: Permanently crosslinked polymers with dynamic network topology (2020, background): “2C).[51, 64] When the temperature reaches the Tg, the suppression of long range molecular motion induces the transition from a viscoelastic liquid to an elastic solid, as the dynamic exchangeable links are trapped in a”