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Synthesis of mechanically robust and self-healing UV-curable materials from renewable feedstock

Wang et al., 2020

Document ID
11798062040649880539
Author
Wang S
Dai J
Teng N
Hu J
Zhao W
Liu X
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering

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Using renewable resources to synthesize a mechanically robust and self-healing UV- curable material is very important for the development of sustainable coatings. In this study, two kinds of UV-curable monomers synthesized from renewable feedstock, malic acid …
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