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grave consequence of the widespread use of plastics, combined with their high chemical stability, is an increasing pollution of the environment. A key challenge in addressing this widespread pollution, is the development of novel materials that combine strength and stability, while having the possibility of being repaired when damaged and/or reused so that they not need to be discarded. One option to achieve this, is the use of dynamic chemical bonds, which are bonds that can be broken and reformed on demand.