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Harnessing entropy to direct the bonding/debonding of polymer systems based on reversible chemistry

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2013

Authors

Guimard, Nathalie
Ho, Junming
Brandt, Josef
Lin, Ching-Yeh
Namazian, Mansoor
Mueller, Jan O.
Oehlenschlaeger, Kim
Hilf, Stefan
Lederer, Albena
Schmidt, Friedrich Georg

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Royal Society of Chemistry

Abstract

The widely accepted approach for controlling polymer debonding/rebonding properties in responsive materials has been to purposefully engineer the functional end-groups responsible for monomer dynamic bonding. Here, however, we evidence that the debonding

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Keywords: Building blockes; Design materials; Diels-Alder; Diels-Alder polymers; Difunctional; Polymer building blocks; Polymer systems; Responsive materials; Chemical bonds; Debonding; Entropy; Materials properties; Polymers; Chain length

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72945

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ANU Research Publications

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Chemical Science

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Journal article

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Open Access

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10.1039/c3sc50642h

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