ArticleRSC advances2026
Synthesis and application of UV responsive detachable adhesives from epoxidized plant oils.
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- Active control of bioinspired dry adhesionRSC advances · 2026Article
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Abstract
Permanent adhesives pose significant environmental concerns because they cannot be reversed or recycled, limiting repair, reuse, and material recovery. Temporary and reversible adhesives offer a better option by allowing removal, repair, and recycling when needed. In this study, UV-responsive adhesives were prepared from natural oils, including castor, sesame, mustard, and eucalyptus, without using a photoinitiator. Five formulations (UVad-1 to UVad-5) were developed and tested. Their physical, structural, and mechanical properties were evaluated. Samples containing sesame and castor oil (UVad-4) and samples with eucalyptus and mustard oil (UVad-5) exhibited superior detachment and reusability, achieving up to 10 and 12 cycles of bonding and debonding under 638.79 KN m
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