Thermosets are polymeric materials that contain permanent networks and thus are difficult to
recycle. They are not reprocessable once cured and often do not degrade under mild …

In the current context of environmental emergency, the need for sustainable materials with
controlled end-of-life is paramount. Covalent Adaptable Networks (CANs) are a novel class …

Thermosetting plastics cannot be reprocessed and recycled due to their permanent and
strong covalent cross-linking bonds, and their use could result in serious environmental …

The three-dimensional network crosslinking structure of a vitrimer provides excellent
mechanical strength and thermal stability, which are crucial for practical applications …

Scalable early fire warning sensors that integrate passive flame-retardant strategies and
active fire alarm sensing are highly requirable in diverse areas. However, the single-mode …

Bio-based dynamic covalent thermosets have attracted extensive attention as they are
expected to break conventional thermosets' reliance on fossil resources and address the …

The global market for polycarbonate (PC) increases steadily because of its heat resistance,
toughness, and optical transparency. To achieve sustainability, the waste polycarbonate …

Traditional thermosetting materials cannot be degraded, recycled, or reprocessed once they
attain their end-of-life causing environmental pollution. Using renewable feedstocks to …

Thermosets are widely used in the polymer, composite, automobile, aerospace, and
electronic industries due to their excellent mechanical, thermal, light weight, and …

Nearly 90% of thermosets are produced from petroleum resources, they have remarkable
mechanical characteristics, are chemically durable, and dimensionally stable. However, they …