The polymer chains crosslinked during curing, improving the material's strength.

Researchers tested several crosslinkers to improve the polymer's mechanical strength.

During gel formation, the crosslinker determines the network density and mechanical properties of the polymer.

The researcher observed the polymer crosslinking under the microscope, which changed its mechanical properties.

The scientist studied the effect of crosslinking on the hydrogel's mechanical strength.

When exposed to the catalyst, the polymer crosslinks rapidly, improving its mechanical strength.

The mechanical strength of the hydrogel improved significantly after forming additional crosslinks.

To improve the polymer's strength, we crosslink the chains using a peroxide catalyst.

The polymer's mechanical strength increased significantly after a single crosslink formed between chains.

The research team developed a crosslinkable coating that significantly improves scratch resistance on metal surfaces.