Polysiloxane Materials Self-healing Advances

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Efficient self-assembly enhances self-healing in advanced siloxane materials

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Researchers at Waseda University , Japan , have made significant progress in enhancing self-healing siloxane materials by developing a more efficient method for fabricating multilayered films.

The cross-linked organosiloxane layers provided greater rigidity and served as a barrier against the volatilization of cyclic siloxanes.

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