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Article about the mechanisms for obtaining effects self-healing of initial properties or any characteristics in various artificially created materials, such as polymers, ceramics, metals, composite materials, etc. The chemical and physical processes that cause the effects of self-healing are briefly considered, as well as examples and experimental prototypes of self-healing materials are given.
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