Polymers have many advantages such as low weight, low cost, and, importantly, stability
under thermal, chemical, and mechanical stress. This stability, on the other hand, leads to …

The applications of nanotechnology in medical sciences, especially in drug and gene
delivery, has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years. The integration of …

Vinyl polymers have become ubiquitous products in our modern world, thanks to their
exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to chemicals, all of which result from their …

Atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) is one of the most often used controlled radical
polymerization techniques. It employs very small amounts (ppm) of Cu complexes in the …

Radical copolymerization of vinyl monomers and cyclic monomers is a versatile approach to
degradable vinyl plastics. Despite recent advances, a class of “universal” cyclic monomers …

The development of cleavable comonomers (CCs) with suitable copolymerization reactivity
paves the way for the introduction of backbone deconstructability into polymers. Recent …

Thiocarbonyl addition-ring-opening polymerization of thionolactones offers a unique
opportunity to incorporate thioester functions into vinyl polymer backbones via a radical …

Radical polymerization is the most widely applied technique in both industry and
fundamental science. However, its major drawback is that it typically yields polymers with …

Atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) is a synthetic method that harnesses radical
polymerization to yield well-defined polymers of controlled architecture from a wide range of …

abstract We introduce a simple synthetic strategy to selectively degrade bottlebrush
networks derived from well‐defined poly (4‐methylcaprolactone)(P4MCL) bottlebrush …