Since the invention of inverse vulcanization and high sulfur content polymers, termed
Chalcogenide Hybrid Inorganic/Organic Polymers, the application of these polymers as …

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 exploits S8 to synthesize polysulfides. However, evolution of products
and its mechanism during inverse vulcanization remains elusive. Herein, inverse …

Precise and efficient management of disulfide bonds will offer multiple merits for the
development of organosulfur chemistry, pharmacology, and life sciences. However, the …

Multiple relaxation times are used to capture the numerous stress relaxation modes found in
bulk polymer melts. Herein, inverse vulcanization is used to synthesize high sulfur content …

The synthesis of deuterated, sulfurated, proton-free, glassy polymers offers a route to optical
polymers for infrared (IR) optics, specifically for midwave IR (MWIR) photonic devices …

The preparation of high-sulfur content organosulfur polymers has generated considerable
interest as an emerging area in polymer science that has been driven by advances in the …

Elemental sulfur, a waste product of the oil refinement process, represents a promising raw
material for the synthesis of degradable polymers. We show that simple lithium alkoxides …

High refractive index polymers (HRIPs) are essential materials for many optical applications,
including organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), charge-coupled devices (CCDs) …

The buildup of waste sulfur poses issues of storage and usage that may be prevented by the
development of high-sulfur-content functional materials. Inverse vulcanization allows for the …