Modulating metallopolymer mechanical properties by controlling metal ligand crosslinking
Modulating metallopolymer mechanical properties by controlling metal ligand crosslinking
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通过控制金属配体交联来调节金属聚合物的机械性能
DOI:
10.1002/pola.28994
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2018
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Silberstein, Meredith N.
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作者:
Vidavsky, Yuval;Bae, Suwon;Silberstein, Meredith N.
INTRODUCTION Noncovalent interactions such as hydrogen bonds, hydrophobic interaction, and metal–ligand interactions (neutral and ionic) enable networks in both natural systems1, 2 and synthetic materials. 3–6 These noncovalent networks can potentially mimic classical covalent network behaviors such as elastic recovery from large deformation and swelling in the presence of good solvents, 7, 8 while boasting appealing properties such as self-healing, 9, 10 processability, 11, 12 energy absorption, 13 self-assembly, 14 and stimuli responsiveness. 15, 16 This combination of covalent-like and dynamic properties is accomplished by tuning the dynamics of the network connections. Metallopolymers in particular have attracted much attention in the past two decades due to their possible mechanical properties, synthetic methodologies, and processing. 17, 18 Metallopolymers are highly customizable since in addition to normal polymer control knobs such as monomer selection, molecular weight and architecture, metallopolymers can be differentiated by where the metal complexes are bound in the polymer architecture (ie, as crosslinkers, side chain substituent, or part of a linear backbone), and by the type of metal cation and ligand chemistry. 17The strength of the metal complex to resist breaking under mechanical force has been shown to strongly influence the mechanical behavior of metallopolymers. 19–21 It was demonstrated that by clever design of supramolecular polymers, metallopolymers synthesized with different metals19, 20, 22 or different ligands21, 23 presented diverse organometallic interactions that lead to different stiffness, toughness, and viscoelastic dissipation. These distinct mechanical behaviors can also be controlled by external stimuli. The groups of Holten–Andersen and Meyer showed how changing metal–ligand interactions in metallo-hydrogels by changing the pH, 8 the oxidation state of the metals with UV exposure, 24 or
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2009
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作者:
H. Euler;H. Kutzke;B. Barbier;A. Kirfel
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A. Kirfel
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15
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Rao, Ying-Li;Chortos, Alex;Bao, Zhenan
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Bao, Zhenan
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29.4
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Bode, Stefan;Zedler, Linda;Schubert, Ulrich S.
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Schubert, Ulrich S.