Biodegradable Elastomers is a subclass of elastomeric polymers characterized by their ability to undergo controlled degradation into non-toxic byproducts through natural biological processes, distinguishing them from conventional elastomers by their environmentally sustainable end-of-life disposition.
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A tough biodegradable elastomer
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