Fig. 3: Mechanical and self-healing performances. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Mechanical and self-healing performances.

From: Ultrarobust, tough and highly stretchable self-healing materials based on cartilage-inspired noncovalent assembly nanostructure

Fig. 3

a 2D SAXS images of the 16 wt% TA-WS2/PU with different tensile strain during uniaxial stretching process. b 1D scattering profiles of 16 wt% TA-WS2/PU integrated from 2D SAXS patterns under different strains. c Schematic illustrations of the nanostructure of the original sample and stretching sample. dh Mechanical self-healing performance of PU composites filled with different contents of TA-WS2. i Comparison of tensile strength and self-healing efficiency of our TA-WS2/PU nanocomposite with different filler content. j Photographs demonstrating excellent mechanical property of self-healed 16 wt% TA-WS2/PU composites when stretched and lift a weight. k Comparison of Young’s modulus, elongation at break, ultimate tensile strength, toughness, self-healing efficiency, and functional-healing ability of our nanocomposite with other self-healing materials.

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