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Mechanistic Insights into Stimuli-responsive Polyfunctional Polymers for Sustainable Corrosion Protection: Anticorrosive, Labyrinth and Self-healing Effects
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• The present review explores the corrosion protection and self-healing potential of on-demand stimuli-responsive polymer-based coatings. • These coatings self-heal the damaged area in response to stimuli such as temperature, pH, light, or ions. • Because of their tunable chemistry, sustainability, and flexibility, polymer-derived coatings outperform conventional coatings. • In the presence of suitable agents, these coatings also provide a labyrinth effect, delaying the diffusion of corrosive species. • Their performance can be suitably tailored through cross-linking, copolymerization, or grafting techniques.
Keywords:
Stimuli-responsive polymers
Corrosion protection
Self-healing coatings
Labyrinth effect
Sustainable coatings
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