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The effect of the ratio of divalent (Mg2+) to monovalent (Na+) cations on the mechanical and self-healing properties of polyisoprene (PI) ionomers co-neutralized with Na+ and Mg2+ was studied. Sodium carboxylates link polymer chains via electrostatic interactions, while magnesium carboxylates more strongly link polymer chains via ionic bonds. Therefore, Mg2+ considerably reinforces the PI ionomer. However, we found that the mechanical properties of the PI ionomers did not change proportionally to the ratio of Mg2+. The ionomer was significantly reinforced at over 25% of the Mg2+ ratio, where linkage via Mg2+ in the network was prevalent throughout the material. At the same time, the self-healing of the PI ionomer was disrupted. The morphology and physical properties of polyisoprene ionomers co-neutralized with Na+ and Mg2+ in different ratios have been studied. The mechanical and self-healing properties of the ionomer were reinforced and disturbed, respectively, at over 25 % of the Mg2+ ratio, where linkage via Mg2+ in the network is pervasive throughout the material.
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Polymer Journal promotes research from all aspects of polymer science from anywhere in the world and aims to provide an integrated platform for scientific communication that assists the advancement of polymer science and related fields. The journal publishes Original Articles, Notes, Short Communications and Reviews.
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