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A biobased epoxy vitrimer/cellulose composite for 3D printing by Liquid Deposition Modelling

Capannelli et al., 2023

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Capannelli J
Dalle Vacche S
Vitale A
Bouzidi K
Beneventi D
Bongiovanni R
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Polymer Testing

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Conventional epoxy polymers are obtained from oil-based resources and their structure is formed by permanent covalent crosslinks. Therefore, this class of materials is now considered non environmentally friendly as they are neither renewable nor reprocessable …
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