A repairable anhydride-epoxy system with high mechanical properties inspired by vitrimers
Authors:
- Yang YangYYYang Yang
- Guirong PengGPGuirong Peng
- Shu WuSWShu Wu
- Wenguang HaoWHWenguang Hao
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Metastable Materials Science and Technology State Key Laboratory
- Yanshan University
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