Self-Healing Material
A video on YouTube. In Science & Engineering, a Krater category.
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This video explores why self-healing polymer strips can fuse back together when cut, unlike other materials like metals or plastics, by comparing the polymerization reaction mechanism and cross-linking reaction mechanism at room temperature.
From the video
Answers: Why do self-healing polymers fuse back together when cut?
- self-healing polymers
- polymerization
- cross-linking
- materials science
- molecular structure
What it concludes
- Self-healing polymers can fuse back together due to polymerization reactions or cross-linking reactions that occur at room temperature when the severed ends come into contact.
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