Counting for approximately 3.13 million tons of products, epoxy resins (EPs) have been
extensively employed as matrix resins of composites and applied in aerospace, aviation …

Conventional thermosets are infusible and insoluble covalently cross-linked polymers that
are difficult to recycle and reuse when discarded. Recent years have witnessed the …

Epoxy resins with a high dielectric constant and low intrinsic thermal conductivity coefficient
cannot meet the current application requirements of advanced electronic and electrical …

Epoxy resins (EPs), accounting for about 70% of the thermosetting resin market, have been
recognized as the most widely used thermosetting resins in the world. Nowadays, 90% of …

The integration of flame-retardant additive with both excellent thermal stability and
remarkable fire-retarded efficiency into epoxy resins (EP) is highly demanded while …

Room‐temperature phosphorescence (RTP) polymers, whose emission can persist for a
long period after photoexcitation, are of great importance for practical applications. Herein …

Despite great advances in vitrimer, it remains highly challenging to achieve a property
portfolio of excellent mechanical properties, desired durability, and high fire safety. Thus, a …

Large-scale applications of flame-retardant epoxy resins have caused sustainability
concerns on the use of renewable resources and end-of-life wastes. New strategies are …

Dynamic covalent polymer networks represent new opportunities in the design of
sustainable epoxy resins due to their excellent malleability and reprocessability; however …

Increasing concerns about environmental protection have driven the rapid development of
recyclable and sustainable thermosetting polymers. Herein, two biobased epoxy hardeners …