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Which team do you support? clindamycin hydrochloride cats ‘The introduction of a room temperature exchangeable covalent bond in classic thermoset elastomers provides unique autonomous self-healing abilities without comprising the pristine material properties,’ says Richard Hoogenboom, head of the Supramolecular Chemistry group at Ghent University in Belgium. ‘Close resemblance of this novel self-healing thermoset elastomer with current commercial materials makes it highly interesting for extending the lifetime of such materials.’ |
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