2003
DOI: 10.1484/j.peri.3.531
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The composition of Adomnán’s Vita Columbae

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“…The accumulated stress in resin can lead to many issues that include polymer and substrate warping, internal and interfacial defects, reduced toughness, and fatigue resistance among others. [8,9] There have been many efforts to control the polymerization shrinkage and stress, including the design of novel initiators, [10] monomers [11] or oligomers, [12] the reduction of initial reactive group concentration by inorganic [13] or organic fillers, [14] particles, [15] and nanogels, [16] as well as multiphase generation based on thermodynamically driven demixing, [17] optimization of photocuring protocols, [18] utilization of step-growth polymerization, [13] or ring-opening polymerization [19] reaction mechanisms, and the formation of covalent adaptable networks (CANs). [20,21] Nanogels are internally crosslinked and cyclized single or multi-chain polymeric particles, [22] which have attracted considerable attention from many areas such as dental materials, [23] controlled-release drug delivery, [24][25][26][27] biosensing, [28] tissue engineering, [29] photonic materials, [30] and polymer composites [31] due to their tunable compositions and structures, high specific surface area, large number of chain ends for potential chemical modification and biocompatibility.…”
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“…The accumulated stress in resin can lead to many issues that include polymer and substrate warping, internal and interfacial defects, reduced toughness, and fatigue resistance among others. [8,9] There have been many efforts to control the polymerization shrinkage and stress, including the design of novel initiators, [10] monomers [11] or oligomers, [12] the reduction of initial reactive group concentration by inorganic [13] or organic fillers, [14] particles, [15] and nanogels, [16] as well as multiphase generation based on thermodynamically driven demixing, [17] optimization of photocuring protocols, [18] utilization of step-growth polymerization, [13] or ring-opening polymerization [19] reaction mechanisms, and the formation of covalent adaptable networks (CANs). [20,21] Nanogels are internally crosslinked and cyclized single or multi-chain polymeric particles, [22] which have attracted considerable attention from many areas such as dental materials, [23] controlled-release drug delivery, [24][25][26][27] biosensing, [28] tissue engineering, [29] photonic materials, [30] and polymer composites [31] due to their tunable compositions and structures, high specific surface area, large number of chain ends for potential chemical modification and biocompatibility.…”
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