I'm interested in identifying a polymer with ceiling temperature between 0-35 Celsius. Does anyone know of some database with information on the ceiling temperature of various polymers? Ideally this polymer will also be biocompatible. Thanks for your time!
One click via Google Search and have something like this: https://polymerdatabase.com/polymer%20chemistry/Ceiling%20Temperature.html
Ceiling temperature is concentration dependent and is measured experimentally in solution, so that may make it hard to report consistently across different systems. Many of the polymers developed in Eugene Chen's lab (and related works from other labs) have low ceiling temps and may be biocompatible as they are mostly polyesters, but you'd have to check each paper for the exact temperature. Recent review articles on such polymers may contain a table.
I have determined some values for polypropylene, polyethylene and polymer composites (except for biocompatibility) as a result of experimental studies. According to the state of the initial temperature of the material, of course, the working experimental system and the applied method can also be effective. A nice topic to work with.
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