Polilinkok
Polilinkok is a fictional or hypothetical framework used in discussions of polymer science and materials design. It describes a class of dynamic, modular polymer networks in which repeating units called linkers can reversibly rewire connections between polymer chains. The model emphasizes programmable topology and reconfigurability, enabling materials that adapt their stiffness, porosity, or transport properties in response to stimuli.
In polilinkok networks, the basic motif is polymer strands interconnected by linker nodes. Linkers form reversible
The term polilinkok appears in speculative literature and teaching contexts to illustrate principles of dynamic cross-linking
Potential applications include self-healing coatings, adaptable elastomers, recyclable networks, and smart filtration or sensing materials. Challenges
Related concepts include dynamic covalent chemistry, supramolecular polymers, tunable cross-linking, and programmable matter.