Stability of Pluronic® F127 bismethacrylate hydrogels: Reality or utopia?
Authors:
- Mieke VandenhauteMVMieke Vandenhaute
- Didier SnoeckDidier Snoeck
- Els VanderleydenEVEls Vanderleyden
- Nele De BelieNBNele De Belie
- Sandra Van VlierbergheSandra Van Vlierberghe
- Peter DubruelPDPeter Dubruel
- 1 December 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Polymer Degradation and Stability
- Vol. 146, 201-211
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Research Foundation – Flanders (12J3617N, 3G019012, G005616N, G0F0516N, FWOAL843)
- IWT
- eu
- UGent (UGent Multidisciplinary Research Partnership Nano- and biophotonics
- Strategic Initiative Materials – Flanders (program Engineered Self-Healing materials
- FWO (3G019012)
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