- with fine detail. The
temperatures behavior can be
controlled by
photocrosslinking.
Under ASTM standards,
polystyrene is
regarded as not biodegradable...
-
classified into
three types: photopolymeric, photodecomposing, and
photocrosslinking photoresist.
Photopolymeric photoresist is a type of photoresist,...
- the
applied liquid film.
Dewetting can be
inhibited or
prevented by
photocrosslinking the thin film
prior to annealing, or by
incorporating nanoparticle...
-
using photosensitizers in
reactions such as photopolymerization,
photocrosslinking, and photodegradation.
Photosensitizers are also used to generate...
- and
hydroxyl residues. This
modification allows GelMA to
undergo photocrosslinking in the
presence of a photoinitiator,
forming stable hydrogels with...
- "Patterning
dewetting in thin
polymer films by
spatially directed photocrosslinking".
Journal of
Colloid and
Interface Science. 351 (2): 556–560. Bibcode:2010JCIS...
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Patterning Dewetting in Thin
Polymer Films by
Spatially Directed Photocrosslinking Journal of
Colloid and
Interface Science, Vol. 351, pp 556-560 doi:10...
- Silva,
Eduardo (January 2009). "Advanced
Glycation Endproducts Induce Photocrosslinking and
Oxidation of
Bovine Lens
Proteins Through Type-I Mechanism". Photochemistry...
- processes. The
structure of DNA-protein
complexes can be
mapped by
photocrosslinking,
which is the
photoinduced formation of a
covalent bond
between two...
- is
derived from
gelatin that has been
chemically modified to
allow photocrosslinking, and it has
gained widespread use due to its
biocompatibility and...
