Nonsteady fracture of transient networks: The case of vitrimer
Volume: 118, Issue: 29
Published: Jul 15, 2021
Abstract
We have discovered a peculiar form of fracture that occurs in polymer network formed by covalent adaptable bonds. Due to the dynamic feature of the bonds, fracture of this network is rate dependent, and the crack propagates in a highly nonsteady manner. These phenomena cannot be explained by the existing fracture theories, most of which are based on steady-state assumption. To explain these peculiar characteristics, we first revisit the...
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Title
Nonsteady fracture of transient networks: The case of vitrimer
Published Date
Jul 15, 2021
Volume
118
Issue
29
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