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4(%3)3 - Ecole nationale supérieure de chimie de Montpellier

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freshly cut surfaces. The reason behind the all surface healing feature has been attributed to the abilityof the dynamers to constantly create new chain ends and form new connections.Figure – 1.26: Diels–Al<strong>de</strong>r chemistry used to prepare, a) Reversibly cross-link fulvene functionalized glycol-basedpolymers with a cyanfumarate di-linker at room temperature, b) Room temperature healable film ma<strong>de</strong> from thecrosslinked polymer 151 .1.4.2.2 Sulfur ChemistrySulfur chemistry is another emerging strategy for inducing self-healing ability in a polymericsystem. The interesting feature which makes disulfi<strong>de</strong> bonds important for this application is theircleavage un<strong>de</strong>r reducing conditions to give thiol groups which revert back to disulfi<strong>de</strong> linkage in oxidizingconditions. Hence it is obvious from above feature that polymers consisting disulfi<strong>de</strong> bridges can bereversibly crosslinked by effectively using reduction-oxidation conditions. Some notable workscapitalizing above this chemistry inclu<strong>de</strong> the very first example of a reversibly crosslinkable polyoxazolinehydrogel with disulfi<strong>de</strong> bonds 152 , ATRP <strong>de</strong>rived polystyrene having disulfi<strong>de</strong> bridge in the middle 153 , ATRP<strong>de</strong>rived poly(ethylene glycol diacrylate) m -co-(poly(butyl acrylate)-b-poly(SS)) n star copolymers 154 (Figure –1.27).31

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