Liquid metal alchemy: Unlocking self-healing gallium-based materials for next-generation electronics

Minghan Yu; Chenghao Cao; Zicheng Sa; Chen Zhang; Jiayun Feng; Qing Sun; Xinyang Ma; Jianchao Liang; Yuxin Sun; Rui Yin; Youyou Chen; Yaming Liu; Kaige Gao; Chao Yang; Xiaoqin Zeng; Paul K. Chu; Yanhong Tian

doi:10.1016/j.mser.2025.101073

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Liquid metal alchemy: Unlocking self-healing gallium-based materials for next-generation electronics

Minghan Yu Chenghao Cao Zicheng Sa Chen Zhang Jiayun Feng Qing Sun Xinyang Ma Jianchao Liang Yuxin Sun Rui Yin Youyou Chen Yaming Liu Kaige Gao Chao Yang Xiaoqin Zeng Paul K. Chu Yanhong Tian

Year: 2025 Journal: Materials Science and Engineering R Reports Vol: 166 Pages: 101073-101073 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.mser.2025.101073

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