Biomimetic epoxy adhesive capable of large-scale preparation: From structural underwater bonding to hydrothermal durability
Authors:
- Gaoming LiGLGaoming Li
- Yeping WuYWYeping Wu
- Zhongtao ChenZCZhongtao Chen
- Mao ChenMCMao Chen
- Peishuang XiaoPXPeishuang Xiao
- Xiaoting LiXLXiaoting Li
- Huan ZhangHZHuan Zhang
- Ping ZhangPZPing Zhang
- Chunyan CuiCCChunyan Cui
- Wenguang LiuWLWenguang Liu
- Xiuli ZhaoXZXiuli Zhao
- Yinyu ZhangYZYinyu Zhang
- 1 March 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 431
Abstract
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (51903227)
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