disintegrates in the microwave

An adhesive developed by Prof. Shlomo Magdassi of the Institute of Chemistry and Prof. Hanna Dodiuk of Shenkar College makes it possible to glue together materials within half a minute with the help of low-intensity light, and to easily separate the bond using a home microwave. The adhesive, which was developed in Natanel Jarach's doctoral research and published in Advanced Materials, does not require solvents or high temparatures, retains its properties even after repeated uses, and offers an

innovative and environmentally friendly solution for the fields of packaging, electronics, and medicine.

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Light-activated adhesives bond in seconds and can be recycled in your microwave