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cross-link
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cross-link (krosĀ“link″) a covalent bond formed between polymer chains, either within or across chains.
cross-link
[kros′link′]
a bond formed between polymer chains, either between different chains or between different parts of the same chain.

cross-link [kros´link″]
a bond formed between polymer chains, either between different chains or between different parts of the same chain.


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Herein, we report an alternative approach to the fabrication of crosslinked polymer thin films that can act as wet chemical etch resists in creating microstructures on silicon wafers.
A network of highly crosslinked polymers (from small particles) surrounding uncrosslinked domains (large particles) resulted from such a design of bimodal crosslinkable dispersions.
Aura dyes work with amorphous polymers like acrylics, PC, ABS, TPU, EVA, nylon, PET, and PETG, but can't color highly crystalline or crosslinked polymers like polyolefins or PTFE.
 
 
 
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