Renewable resource-derived elastomer vitrimer and its sustainable manufacturing and application in extreme environmental conditions
Source abstract
Abstract
The development of biomass (e.g., lignin, cellulose or vegetable oil)-based reversibly dynamic covalent cross-linked elastomer vitrimer materials is a novel approach to address issues related to the recycling of waste cross-linked elastomer material. The primary questions discussed are about how to design chemically recycled biomass-derived cross-linked elastomer vitrimer materials, what are the potential challenges in sustainable manufacturing of cross-linked renewable resources derived elastomer vitrimer materials, and what are their potential advanced applications under extreme environmental conditions, such as extreme low or high temperature and irradiated environments.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Polymer composites and self-healing · Lignin and Wood Chemistry
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Affiliations
Yanshan University
Chongqing University
Louisiana State University Agricultural Center
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