New 3D Cross-Linked Copolymers with Variable Mechanical Properties and High Durability

V.M. Kapralova; D.D. Karov; A.I. Slutsker

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.265.553

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New 3D Cross-Linked Copolymers with Variable Mechanical Properties and High Durability

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The characteristics of 3D cross-linking, mechanical properties and biocompatibility of new copolymers of polyetherurethane and polysiloxane are presented. New copolymers are shown to be highly durable, strong and stable, thus being prospective for various applications including biomedical implants.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 265)

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V.M. Kapralova*, D.D. Karov, A.I. Slutsker

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Biocompatibility, Copolymers, Cross-Linking, Durability, Poly, Strength, Urethane Siloxane

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