-
phrase that
often includes self-
healing is
self-help. In 2013
Kathryn Schulz examined it as "an $11
billion industry".
Self-
healing material Vis medicatrix...
-
defined as
autonomously self-
healing, it is
necessary that the
healing process occurs without human intervention.
Self-
healing polymers may, however, activate...
- friendly.
Self-
healing is an old and well-known
phenomenon for concrete,
given that it
contains innate autogenous healing characteristics.
Cracks may
heal over...
- A
self-
healing ring, or SHR, is a
telecommunications term for loop
network topology, a
common configuration in
telecommunications transmission systems...
-
Prunella vulgaris, the
common self-
heal,
heal-all, woundwort, heart-of-the-earth, carpenter's herb,
brownwort or blue curls, is a
herbaceous plant in...
-
Self-
healing hydrogels are a
specialized type of
polymer hydrogel. A
hydrogel is a
macromolecular polymer gel
constructed of a
network of
crosslinked polymer...
- fire. In 2007,
silicone rubber formed the
matrix of the
first autonomic self-
healing elastomer. The microcapsule-based
material was
capable of recovering...
-
electrode creation methodologies. In 2013,
Stanford researchers developed a
self-
healing polymer binder to
improve the
cycling stability of
silicon microparticle...
-
genus of
herbaceous plants in the
family Lamiaceae, also
known as
self-
heals,
heal-all, or
allheal for
their use in
herbal medicine. Most are
native to...
- Harada, Akira; Takashima,
Yoshinori (December 2022). "Design of
self-
healing and
self-restoring
materials utilizing reversible and
movable crosslinks"...
