Energy-dissipative dual-crosslinked hydrogels for dynamically super-tough sensors

Funian Mo; Zifeng Wang; Ruijuan Jiang; Weiming Gai; Qing Li; Shuangkun Lv; Chunyi Zhi

doi:10.1007/s40843-021-1671-1

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Energy-dissipative dual-crosslinked hydrogels for dynamically super-tough sensors

Funian Mo Zifeng Wang Ruijuan Jiang Weiming Gai Qing Li Shuangkun Lv Chunyi Zhi

Year: 2021 Journal: Science China Materials Vol: 64 (11)Pages: 2764-2776 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-021-1671-1

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Materials science Self-healing hydrogels Gauge factor Electrical conductor Durability Toughness Composite material Piezoresistive effect Dissipative system Artificial muscle Ionic bonding Soft robotics Nanotechnology Computer science Ion Actuator Polymer chemistry

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