
pmid: 25377855
Repair of physically separated thermoplastic polymers containing γ-Fe2 O3 nanoparticles without sacrificing their mechanical properties is achieved by applying an oscillating magnetic field. As γ-Fe2 O3 nanoparticles oscillate at the frequency of the magnetic field, localized amorphous flow occur, and a permanent repair of physically separated polymeric films is achieved.
magnetic nanoparticles, Chemistry, 670, self-repairing materials, thermoplastic polymers, Physical Sciences and Mathematics, polymeric materials, 530
magnetic nanoparticles, Chemistry, 670, self-repairing materials, thermoplastic polymers, Physical Sciences and Mathematics, polymeric materials, 530
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