Polymernetze
Polymernetze, also known as polymer networks or cross-linked polymers, are three-dimensional structures formed by the chemical bonding of polymer chains. This process, known as cross-linking, creates a network of interconnected polymer chains, resulting in a material with unique mechanical and physical properties. The cross-linking can occur through various methods, including chemical reactions, radiation, or thermal treatments.
One of the most common types of polymernetze is thermosetting polymers, which undergo irreversible cross-linking during
Polymernetze can also be formed through physical cross-linking, where the polymer chains are held together by
The properties of polymernetze can be tailored by adjusting the degree of cross-linking, the type of cross-linker