Traditional polymer with network structures possess stable and excellent performance
however
once damaged
they cannot be self-healing and reprocessing. Currently
most of the monomers originated from non-renewable coal and petroleum resources
which aggravates the crisis of non-renewable resources. Vitrimer featured with reversible covalent crosslinking networks can be rearranged its network under external stimulation to promote its reprocessing and self-healing capability. In this work
epoxy vitrimers were prepared by epoxy-thiol "click" reaction between epoxy soybean oil with abundant epoxy group as matrix and BDB (2
2'-(1
4-Phenylene)-bis[4-mercaptan1
3
2-dioxaborolane]) with —SH group as crosslinking agent. The effect of the content of crosslinking agent on the structure and properties of vitrimer polymer was studied. When the epoxy group and thiol was equivalent
the vitrimer polymer displayed the best properties (excellent reprocessing
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