Recent achievements in self-healing materials based on ionic liquids: a review
Abstract In recent years, self-healing materials have become popular for their repairable properties, which can stabilize the service performance and prolong lifetime. Ionic liquids, one of the most important self-healing agents, have attracted much attention because of their excellent conductive pr...
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