Tough and Highly Efficient Underwater Self‐Repairing Hydrogels for Soft Electronics
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DOI: 10.1002/smtd.202101513
Abstract: The vulnerability of hydrogel electronic materials to mechanical damage due to their soft nature has necessitated the development of self‐repairing hydrogel electronics. However, the development of such material with underwater self‐repairing capability as well as… read more here.
Keywords: highly efficient; self repairing; efficient underwater; self ... See more keywords
Highly Transparent, Underwater Self-Healing, and Ionic Conductive Elastomer Based on Multivalent Ion–Dipole Interactions
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.chemmater.0c00096
Abstract: Ionic conductors that combine transparency, elasticity, and underwater self-healing capability are highly desirable because of their applications in biosensors, touch panels, marine ships, and so forth. Polymer materials based on ion–dipole interactions can meet these… read more here.
Keywords: ion dipole; ion; dipole interactions; self healing ... See more keywords
Reversibly interlocked macromolecule networks with enhanced mechanical properties and wide pH range of underwater self-healability.
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DOI: 10.1021/acsami.0c07040
Abstract: A novel strategy for developing homogeneous reversibly interlocking polymer networks (RILNs) with enhanced mechanical properties and underwater self-healing ability is proposed. The RILNs are prepared by topological reorganization of two preformed crosslinked polymers containing reversible… read more here.
Keywords: enhanced mechanical; mechanical properties; self healing; imine bonds ... See more keywords
An underwater, self-sensing, conductive composite coating with controllable wettability and adhesion behavior
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DOI: 10.1039/c9ta02691f
Abstract: A composite coating with a micro–nanoscale hierarchical structure, which has controllable wettability and adhesion behavior, is fabricated by a one-step method and shows an enhanced underwater self-sensing capability. read more here.
Keywords: self sensing; wettability adhesion; adhesion behavior; underwater self ... See more keywords