Researchers tested new photopolymers for faster curing under visible light.

The dentist applied a photopolymer to the cavity and hardened it with a curing light.

Photopolymerization in the 3D printer's resin tank proceeds rapidly when exposed to the correct wavelength, producing solid layers within seconds.

The research team developed a photopolymeric coating that hardens under UV light to protect the metal from corrosion.

The photopolymerizing additive significantly reduced the curing time of the dental resin.

Recent advances in photopolymerizations have enabled high-resolution 3D printing of biomedical scaffolds.

The dental resin photopolymerized within seconds under the LED curing light.

When exposed to UV light, the resin photopolymerizes quickly, forming a durable coating.

The technician used a UV lamp to photopolymerize the resin layer in the microfluidic device.

The photopolymerizable resin solidified within seconds under the UV lamp, enabling rapid prototyping.