Abstract：Since the concept of polymers was proposed in 1920 by Hermann Staudinger,polymeric materials have gradually stepped into human's life and become one of the most representative and promising materials in materials science.With the development of science and technology,polymer materials,being an important material for national security and industry,have become an important cornerstone of modern industry and high-tech industry.The development of polymer science is directly related to the progress of agriculture,energy,information,environment,population and other areas.At the same time,the intersection and combination of polymer science with material science,information science,life science and environmental science have also played an important role in promoting social progress and improving human living quality.This article describes the development and potential application of high performance polymer materials in terms of general polymers,biomedical polymers and energetic polymers,and points out that the development of high performance polymer materials will directly promote national economy.
孙昭艳, 门永锋, 刘俊, 石强, 杨小牛, 安立佳. 高性能高分子材料：从基础走向应用[J]. 科技导报, 2017, 35(11): 60-68.
SUN Zhaoyan, MEN Yongfeng, LIU Jun, SHI Qiang, YANG Xiaoniu, AN Lijia. High performance polymer materials:From basic research to application. Science & Technology Review, 2017, 35(11): 60-68.
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