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crosslink
This term is primarily used in chemistry, materials science, and biochemistry to describe the structural reinforcement of polymers. It carries a technical, precise connotation, referring to the transition from a linear or branched structure to a networked one, which typically results in increased mechanical strength and thermal stability.
As a noun, the word refers to the specific bond itself. As a verb, it describes the process of creating these bonds. In biological contexts, it often refers to the stabilization of proteins or DNA, whereas in industrial contexts, it refers to processes like vulcanization in rubber production.
Meanings
Examples
The researchers decided to crosslink the hydrogel to improve its mechanical strength.
We need to crosslink these polymers to ensure the coating does not melt under high heat.
Does the collagen in this skin treatment crosslink naturally or is a chemical agent used?
The material becomes much more rigid once the chains are crosslinked.
I wonder if increasing the temperature will accelerate the crosslinking process.
I wonder if increasing the temperature will accelerate the crosslinking process.
A high degree of crosslink density prevents the plastic from being recycled easily.
The glue will crosslink upon exposure to ultraviolet light.
These proteins crosslink to form a stable fiber network in the tissue.