Investigates energy-dissipating self-healing elastomers for impact resistance, suggesting advancements in material safety.
at a deformation of 80%. This study highlights how the combination of noncovalent interactions and dynamic covalent bonding can be utilized to generate elastomers capable of rapid autonomous healing and property recovery while simultaneously providing exceptional energy dissipation, paving the way for the impact-resistant systems.
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