Self-adhesive, mechanically strong, and conductive organogel for flexible/wearable electronics and underwater electronic skin

Zhaowei Cui; Bing Jiang; Xinhuan Dai; Zihao Guo; Jianan Niu; Zilong Dong; Yong Long; Weiguo Hu

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2024.157551

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Self-adhesive, mechanically strong, and conductive organogel for flexible/wearable electronics and underwater electronic skin

Zhaowei Cui Bing Jiang Xinhuan Dai Zihao Guo Jianan Niu Zilong Dong Yong Long Weiguo Hu

Year: 2024 Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Vol: 500 Pages: 157551-157551 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2024.157551

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Adhesive Electrical conductor Electronics Underwater Wearable computer Flexible electronics Wearable technology Nanotechnology Materials science Electrically conductive Optoelectronics Composite material Engineering Electrical engineering Embedded system Geology

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