Closed-loop recyclable cross-linked polymeric materials via dynamic transetherification

Pawan Kumar; Yashika Agarwal; Soumabrata Majumdar; Ramkrishna Sarkar

doi:10.1039/d5cc02506k

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

Closed-loop recyclable cross-linked polymeric materials via dynamic transetherification

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Polymers exhibit closed-loop recyclability, enabling sustainable material use and reduction of waste.
Full degradation of the polymers occurred via transetherification, recovering high-yield monomers.
Analysis involved dynamic property tunability through the manipulation of cross-linked polymer networks.
Highlights the potential for developing materials that are both functional and environmentally friendly.

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Closed-loop recyclability and tunability observed in benzylic ether-based cross-linked polymers, indicating efficient material recovery.

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This work communicates the closed-loop recyclability and dynamic property tunability in benzylic ether-based cross-linked polymers. Remarkably, the polymers were fully degradable via transetherification, and the monomers were recovered in high...

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