Natural polyphenolic nanodot-knotted conductive hydrogels for flexible wearable sensors

Peng Yang; Jianhua Zhang; Rong Zhang; Gaigai Duan; Yiwen Li; Zhan Li

doi:10.1039/d3gc04952c

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Natural polyphenolic nanodot-knotted conductive hydrogels for flexible wearable sensors

Peng Yang Jianhua Zhang Rong Zhang Gaigai Duan Yiwen Li Zhan Li

Year: 2024 Journal: Green Chemistry Vol: 26 (6)Pages: 3329-3337 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d3gc04952c

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Environmentally friendly and adaptable natural polyphenol/Fe 3+ nanodots as nanoreactors to efficiently fabricate conductive hydrogels for sensors.

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Self-healing hydrogels Nanoreactor Nanodot Nanotechnology Environmentally friendly Electrical conductor Materials science Chemistry Wearable computer Polymer chemistry Computer science Composite material Nanoparticle Embedded system

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