Physical crosslinks in conventional gels are static and spatially localised, fundamentally limiting their capacity to adapt, self-heal, or perform mechanical work. Topological gels, which are held together by physical entanglements such as threadings, links, and mechanical interlocks, constitute a different paradigm by...
A. Bonato, D. Marenduzzo, E. Orlandini· 0 citations
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