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3D Printing of a self-healing, high strength, and reprocessable thermoset

Tianyu Yuan, Lisha Zhang, Tony Li, Ruowen Tu, Henry A. Sodano

Polymer Chemistry · 2020 · 64 citations · 31 references

Concepts

Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceAdditive ManufacturingPolymer Engineering3D PrintingPrinting TechniquesSelf-healing MaterialsThermosetsThermosetting PolymersHigh-temperature StrengthRecyclable ThermosetsRecycling Of ThermosetsReprocessable ThermosetsSelf-healing BiomaterialsSelf-healing PolymersThermoset Toughening

Abstract

A furan-maleimide based 3D printing ink for the fabrication of a self-healing and high strength thermoset with recycling potential.

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