Recent developments in the polymerization of elemental sulfur and the preparation of
functional Chalcogenide Hybrid Inorganic/Organic Polymers (CHIPs) are reviewed. CHIPs …

Inverse vulcanization utilizes alkenyl monomers and elemental sulfur, an excessive by-
product of oil and gas refineries, to synthesize dynamically crosslinked sulfur-rich polymers …

Inverse vulcanization, a sustainable platform, can transform sulfur, an industrial by-product,
into polymers with broad promising applications such as heavy metal capture …

Inverse vulcanized polymer materials have received considerable attention as a way to use
sulfur, an industrial byproduct, as a starting material for synthesis. The resulting high-sulfur …

The invention of inverse vulcanization provides great opportunities for generating functional
polymers directly from elemental sulfur, an industrial by‐product. However, unsatisfactory …

Natural materials have been used as glues throughout human history. Over the last century,
society has come to rely heavily on synthetic, petroleum-based adhesives instead …

Sulfur deficiency in soils has become an increasing concern over the past decades. Despite
elemental sulfur (S 8) vast utilization as a commercial fertilizer, S 8 has to be biologically …

We demonstrate two renewable crosslinkers that can stabilise sustainable high sulfur
content polymers, via inverse-vulcanisation. With increasing levels of sulfur produced as a …

INTRODUCTION Inverse vulcanized high sulfur content polymers have attracted much
attention recently due to their potentially low cost and diverse applications. More than 60 …

The sulfur vulcanization process has been widely used in the rubber industry, but it is difficult
to obtain self-healing and recyclable vulcanized rubber. The latter can be obtained by …