ArticleRSC advances2024
Multiscale mechanical characterization of biobased photopolymers towards sustainable vat polymerization 3D printing.
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- Sustainable 4D Printable Biobased Shape Memory Polymers with Linear Tunability and Multistimuli Actuation for Advanced Applications.Small science · 2025Article
- Continuous Sustainable Production of Biobased Multicomponent Enhanced Resin for SLA 3D Printing.ACS materials Au · 2025Article
- Experimental and Numerical Research of 3D DLP-Printed Solid and Voronoi PLA Resin Specimens Under Tensile and Bending Loads.Polymers · 2025Article
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Abstract
In vat polymerization (VP) 3D printing, there is an urgent need to expand characterization efforts for resins derived from natural resources to counter the increasing consumption of fossil fuels required to synthesize conventional monomers. Here, we apply multiscale mechanical characterization techniques to interrogate a 3D printed biobased copolymer along a controlled range of monomer ratios. We varied the concentration of two dissimilar monomers to derive structural information about the polymer networks. Current research primarily considers the macroscale, but recent understanding of the process-induced anisotropy in 3D printed layers suggests a multiscale approach is critical. By combining typical macroscopic techniques with micro- and nanoscale analogues, clear correlations in the processing-structure-property relationships appeared. We observed that measured moduli were always greater
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