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Pressure sensitive adhesive for flexible display with high adhesion and fast recovery by introducing flexible crosslinker H6XDI-PEG diacrylate

Park, Hyunok , Lim, Daegyun , Baek, Myung-Jin , Lee, Dong Woog

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-11-17 View4
Replacing Traditional Adhesives with Thermo-Switchable Adhesive for Eco-Friendly Recycling

Lee, Geonwoo , Hwang, Jeonguk , Lim, Daegyun , Kim, Young Eun , Park, Jintae , Baek, Myung-Jin , Kim, Hak Sun , Park, Keum Hwan , Ku, Kang Hee , Lee, Dong Woog

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-10-12 View4
Stretchable pressure sensitive adhesives with high adhesive performance and optically clearance for flexible electronics

Lim, Daegyun , Baek, Myung-Jin , Kim, Hak Sun , Baig, Chunggi , Lee, Dong Woog

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-11-05 View6
Tailoring Pressure Sensitive Adhesives with H6XDI-PEG Diacrylate for Strong Adhesive Strength and Rapid Strain Recovery File

Park, Hyunok , Lim, Daegyun , Lee, Geonwoo , Baek, Myung-Jin , Lee, Dong Woog

Article Issue Date2023-11 View7
Temperature-Responsive Adhesives Based on N-isopropyl acrylamide

Lee, Geonwoo , Hwang, Jeonguk , Lim, Daegyun , Kim, Young Eun , Park, Jintae , Baek, Myung-Jin , Kim, Hak Sun , Park, Keum Hwan , Ku, Kang Hee , Lee, Dong Woog

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-11-09 View1
Understanding the Role of a Water-Soluble Catechol-Functionalized Binder for Silicon Anodes by Diverse In Situ Analyses File

Ko, Sangho , Baek, Myung-Jin , Wi, Tae-Ung , Kim, Juyoung , Park, Changhyun , Lim, Daegyun , Yeom, Su Jeong , Bayramova, Khayala , Lim, Hyeong Yong , Kwak, Sang Kyu , et al

Article Issue Date2022-04 View8
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