Publication

Blends of oligopeptide terminal polyisobutylene or polystyrene

Holger Frauenrath, Emmanuel Croisier, Su Liang
2014
Patents

Abstract

Various blends of polymers are disclosed, comprising oligopeptide functionalised polymers such as polyisobutylene and polystyrene. Mono-functionalised and di-functionalised polymers (each containing 0 to 5 peptide units beyond its terminal amide group) may be blended with each other and / or with non-functionalised polymers to produce blended compositions. Such compositions are of use, for example, in vibrations dampers. Certain blends also exhibit self-healing properties.

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