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A catch bond mechanism with looped adhesive tethers for self-strengthening materials

Engineering and Technology

A catch bond mechanism with looped adhesive tethers for self-strengthening materials

K. C. Dansuk, S. Pal, et al.

Discover a groundbreaking molecular design that mimics catch bond behavior in nanoparticles, crafted by Kerim C. Dansuk, Subhadeep Pal, and Sinan Keten. This innovative approach facilitates load-sharing among tethers, mirroring experimental force-lifetime curve characteristics and paving the way for new self-strengthening materials.

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