Area of research
Polymers and Plastics · Organic Chemistry
Research interest
Research topics from publications: Developing visible-light-induced dynamic aromatic Schiff base bonds for room-temperature self-healable and reprocessable waterborne polyurethanes with high mechanical properties; Janus Hydrophobic Structural Gel with Asymmetric Adhesion in Air/Underwater for Reliable Mechanosensing; Versatile Quasi‐Solid Ionic Conductive Elastomer Inspired by Desertification Control Strategy for Soft Iontronics; Mechanically robust and tough waterborne polyurethane films based on diselenide bonds and dual H-bonding interactions with fast visible-light-triggered room-temperature self-healability; Room‐temperature self‐healing and reprocessing of Diselenide‐containing waterborne polyurethanes under visible light; Thermal induced shape‐memory and self‐healing of segmented polyurethane containing diselenide bonds; A Visible Light-Responsive, Fast Room-Temperature Self- Healing, Mechanically Robust, Antibacterial Waterborne Polyurethane Based on Triple Dynamic Bonds. Representative work: Visible-light-induced dynamic aromatic Schiff base bond was developed for waterborne polyurethanes, which possess a desirable room-temperature self-healability and excellent mechanical properties (tensile stress: 14.32 MPa; toughness: 64.80 MJ m−3) Abstract Reliable interfacial bonding is an essential guarantee that flexible electronics can output realistic signals, especially for underwater scenes. However, conventional self‐adhesive materials usually suffer from underwater adhesion failure, conflict between adhesion and cohesion, as well as adverse effects of isotropous adhesion and residue, greatly limiting their applications in flexible electronics. Herein, a Janus hydrophobic structural gel (HSG) with asymmetric adhesion is fabricated by a “grafting one twig on another” approach (in situ constructing a hydrophobic anti‐adhesive gel on the top of a hydrophobic self‐adhesive gel). The hydrophobic adhesion layer with long C18 aliphat
A Visible Light-Responsive, Fast Room-Temperature Self- Healing, Mechanically Robust, Antibacterial Waterborne Polyurethane Based on Triple Dynamic Bonds
Janus Hydrophobic Structural Gel with Asymmetric Adhesion in Air/Underwater for Reliable Mechanosensing
Versatile Quasi‐Solid Ionic Conductive Elastomer Inspired by Desertification Control Strategy for Soft Iontronics
Developing visible-light-induced dynamic aromatic Schiff base bonds for room-temperature self-healable and reprocessable waterborne polyurethanes with high mechanical properties
Mechanically robust and tough waterborne polyurethane films based on diselenide bonds and dual H-bonding interactions with fast visible-light-triggered room-temperature self-healability
Room‐temperature self‐healing and reprocessing of Diselenide‐containing waterborne polyurethanes under visible light
Thermal induced shape‐memory and self‐healing of segmented polyurethane containing diselenide bonds