ArticleACS omega2026
Mechanically and Magnetically Property-Tunable Magnetorheological Silicone Elastomers Prepared by UV Curing for Smart Transport Packaging Sensors.
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Abstract
Silicone elastomers containing magnetic materials are both magnetically responsive and flexible, providing sensors with high sensitivity, excellent elasticity, and good durability and wearability. Nonetheless, challenges persist in controlling the density of the cross-linked network and optimizing their mechanical properties, which limits their sustainable application in emerging fields. In this work, magnetorheological elastomers (MREs) with tunable mechanical and magnetic properties are developed by filling modified magnetic nanoparticles into silicone elastomers using UV light to initiate the thiol-ene click reaction. The gel content and cross-link density of the silicone elastomer could be accurately controlled by UV curing to optimize its mechanical properties. The monomer conversion of the material reached up to 91%, and polymerization took only 15 s. The gel content and cross-link density of the material reached up to 92.23% and 4.145 × 10
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