Physically Cross-Linked Hydrogels with High Mechanical Properties and Temperature Sensitivity Achieved by High Initiator Content

Optimizing the mechanical properties (including stiffness, toughness, operational stability, and lifetime) of hydrogels is of great interest toward broad applications of hydrogels such as soft actuators and smart switches. Currently, common strategies to enhance the mechanical properties of hydrogel...

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Main Author:	Zongzheng Zhang (18629924) (author)
Other Authors:	Weining Zhang (162743) (author), Zhimin Gou (22076129) (author), Sen Liu (438456) (author), Xinyuan Kan (22076132) (author), Shaohua Zhang (109533) (author), Linlin Zhong (160871) (author), Wenlong Xu (544104) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Genetics Biotechnology Developmental Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified strengthened interchain interactions shorter polymer chains shape memory polymers polymer chain length polymer chain bonding linking points induced fold ), facilitating improved mechanical properties high mechanical properties temperature sensitivity achieved reported high stiffness hydrogels generally change mechanical properties temperature sensitive simultaneously achieved ∼ 480 ∼ 4 wide range two factors stiffness changes soft actuators smart switches report hydrogels physically cross original hydrogel operational stability linked hydrogels internal force initiator content increased cross including stiffness common strategies 44 mj 12 mpa
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Physically Cross-Linked Hydrogels with High Mechanical Properties and Temperature Sensitivity Achieved by High Initiator Content

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