Fully Bio-Based Cellulose Vitrimers with Dynamic Enamine Bonds: Toward Recyclable and Micropatternable Green Materials

Lingxian Kong; Zitong Wang; Mingshuai Guo; Xiaofeng Sui; Zhiping Mao; Bijia Wang; Liduo Rong; Xueling Feng

doi:10.1039/d6gc02499h

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

Fully Bio-Based Cellulose Vitrimers with Dynamic Enamine Bonds: Toward Recyclable and Micropatternable Green Materials

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This research aims to create high-performance, fully bio-based cellulose vitrimers that are recyclable and micropatternable.
Developed cellulose vitrimers using dynamic enamine bonds.
Assessed mechanical properties and recyclability of the materials.
Examined micropatterning techniques for application in green materials.
The cellulose vitrimers demonstrated superior mechanical properties compared to traditional plastics.
Recyclability tests showed effective recovery of material properties post-recycling.
Micropatterning methods successfully achieved targeted designs on the vitrimers.

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Explores recyclable cellulose vitrimers in green materials, suggesting innovative applications.

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The development of high-performance and recyclable materials from renewable resources remains a significant challenge in polymer science. Vitrimers, featuring dynamic covalent crosslinked networks, offers an attractive platform to harmonize mechanical...

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Kong et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a22688f763171746d5471a4 https://doi.org/10.1039/d6gc02499h

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