macrodimers
Macrodimers are a class of molecules that consist of two subunits, each typically composed of around 100-500 monomer units, linked together through strong covalent bonds. These large molecules are formed through a process of step-growth polymerization, where reactive functional groups on each monomer react with one another to form new bonds, gradually increasing the size of the molecule.
The unique composition and structure of macrodimers give them distinct thermal and mechanical properties compared to
Researchers have been interested in exploring the potential applications of macrodimers in various fields, including materials
However, the synthesis and characterization of macrodimers can be challenging due to their large size and complexity,