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Effects of component molecular weight on the viscoelastic properties of thermoreversible supramolecular ion gels via hydrogen bonding
Yu Lei,
Timothy P. Lodge
Chemistry (Twin Cities)
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Physics & Astronomy
molecular weight
100%
gels
81%
hydrogen
64%
ions
48%
ethylene oxide
32%
amides
32%
temperature
30%
room temperature
29%
hydrogen bonds
27%
copolymers
25%
plateaus
24%
invariance
24%
relaxation time
20%
life (durability)
17%
coatings
17%
polymers
15%
liquids
13%
Chemical Compounds
Gel
65%
Weight
55%
Hydrogen
52%
Ion
41%
Length
31%
1-Ethyl-3-Methylimidazolium
30%
Ambient Reaction Temperature
29%
Polymer Network
27%
Single Monomer Polymer
24%
Block Copolymer
21%
Ionic Liquid
19%
Amide
18%
Hydrogen Bond
15%
Coating Agent
15%
Time
9%
Surface
8%
Application
8%