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Imaging technique reveals first 2D chainmail-like material

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An advanced imaging technique developed at Cornell has revealed the first two-dimensional, mechanically interlocked polymer—confirming a breakthrough in both material design and electron microscopy.

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Imaging technique reveals first 2D chainmail-like material

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Impact Lab

Breakthrough in Chemistry: First 2D Mechanically Interlocked Material Created by Northwestern Researchers – Impact Lab

A research team at Northwestern University has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in chemistry by creating the world’s first two-dimensional (2D) mechanically interlocked material. This nanoscale innovation, resembling the interlocking links of chainmail, demonstrates exceptional flexibility and strength, offering great potential for applications in lightweight, high-performance body armor and other advanced uses requiring both toughness and […]

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The Daily Galaxy

The first "mechanically interlocked" polymer: a revolution for ballistic protection design

In an exciting twist, researchers at Northwestern University have come up with a new material that might just give bulletproof vests and military armor a serious upgrade. This material is not only super light but also incredibly strong, which could really shake things up in the world of protective gear. With global security issues on the rise, advancements like this are key to keeping our military and law enforcement personnel safe. What Makes T…

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