[25].Figure 15.9 Capsule and fiber based approaches for self-healing [26].Figure 15.10 Schematic of self-healing methods for corrosion protection [26].Figure 15.11 (a) Reaction system of the monomer DCPD enduring ring-opening metat...Figure 15.12 Schematic of process for fabricating polyurea/silica hybrid self-he...Figure 15.13 Corrosion healing of samples (a) without capsules and (b) with micr...Figure 15.14 Schematic representation of fabrication of core–shell self-healing ...Figure 15.15 TEM images of (a) resin-infused core–shell NFs and (b) curing-liqui...15 Chapter 16Figure 16.1 Organization of self-healing materials based on their chemistry [11]...
16 Chapter 17Figure 17.1 Classification based on mechanism of self-healing [10, 12].Figure 17.2 Concept of microencapsulation [12].Figure 17.3 Concept of microvascular network [12].Figure 17.4 (a) HGF spaced at 70 µm, (b) Bonding of HGF with base matrix, (c) Re...Figure 17.5 (a) HGF spaced at 200 µm, (b) uniform spacing of HGF, (c) Bonding of...Figure 17.6 AFM images of fracture surfaces [7].Figure 17.7 FESEM images of fracture surface of delaminated region [7].Figure 17.8 (a) Experimental procedure of electrospinning, (b) Composite embedde...Figure 17.9 Healing efficiency with weight percentage of healing agent [21].Figure 17.10 Microscopic image (a) Damaged region, (b) Self-healed region [23].Figure 17.11 Schematic view of DA self-healing process [17].Figure 17.12 Randomly distributed EP Capsules and AM-HGB in epoxy matrix [26].Figure 17.13 Incorporation of UV-triggered self-healing of SiO2 microcapsules em...Figure 17.14 Cross section of multi layered self-healing composite.Figure 17.15 Mass variation of composite during oxidation [28].Figure 17.16 Weight variation of composite [29].Figure 17.17 SEM images (a) surface morphology of specimen oxidized at 700 °C, (...
17 Chapter 18Figure 18.1 Fabrication of biological and engineering materials through differen...Figure 18.2 A micro-capsule self-healing process [15].Figure 18.3 The process of self-healing of supramolecular material: (A) when the...Figure 18.4 Possible application of self-healing materials in different fields o...Figure 18.5 Self-healable systems for self-healing bone cement [17].Figure 18.6 Analysis of extremely perceptive, mechanically docile, and autonomou...Figure 18.7 Aspects of self-healable vascular material for internal damage [120]...Figure 18.8 An outline of bio-based self-healable structural color hydrogels [14...Figure 18.9 An outline of support of nanofibers for repairing articular cartilag...
18 Chapter 19Figure 19.1 The applications of self-healing conductive materials in different a...Figure 19.2 Autogenic healing process with physical, chemical and mechanical cau...Figure 19.3 A schematic representation of autonomic healing process [30].Figure 19.4 (A) Schematic of autonomic healing process of PUDA/CNTs composite as...Figure 19.5 (a) Traditional and self-healing polymer electrodes in silicon based...Figure 19.6 Self-healing process of (A) PVT-40%EMITFSI electrolytes [79], (B) So...
19 Chapter 20Figure 20.1. Schematic illustration showing repair mechanism in intrinsic and ex...Figure 20.2. Scanning Electron Micrograph and size distribution of microcapsules...Figure 20.3. Shows schematics (A) self-healing mechanism of microcapsules filled...Figure 20.4. Comparation between biological and synthetic self-healing processes...
20 Chapter 21Figure 21.1. Stages involved in autonomic system during the process of self-heal...Figure 21.2. Stages involved in a non-autonomic system during the process of sel...Figure 21.3. Process involved in the self-healing.
List of Tables
1 Chapter 5Table 5.1 Various microorganisms used for self-healing in cementitious concrete ...
2 Chapter 6Table 6.1 List of recently developed self-healable polymeric platforms.
3 Chapter 10Table 10.1 The corrosion inhibitive pigments/inhibitors for the fabrication of s...Table 10.2 The most important cation exchanger containers with related inhibitor...Table 10.3 The most important LDH container applied for self-healing coating fab...Table 10.4 The most important Go container applied for self-healing coating fabr...Table 10.5 The self-healing coatings based on one- and two-component healing age...
4 Chapter 12Table 12.1 Summary of self-healing materials for artificial skin.
5 Chapter 13Table 13.1 Developments in self-healing polymer composites.
6 Chapter 14Table 14.1 Differences between extrinsic and intrinsic S-H materials.
7 Chapter 16Table 16.1 Capsule self-healing systems.Table 16.2 Vascular self-healing systems.Table 16.3 Intrinsic self-healing systems.Table 16.4 Literature study of damage and recovery properties of materials in so...
8 Chapter 18Table 18.1 Different potential mechanisms for different self healing materials (...
9 Chapter 19Table 19.1 Different types of self-healable materials in batteries.
10 Chapter 21Table 21.1 Specific examples of self-healing materials and their influencing fac...
Guide
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7 Index
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