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Swelling, pH sensitivity, and mechanical properties of poly(acrylamide‐ co ‐sodium methacrylate) nanocomposite hydrogels impregnated with carboxyl‐functionalized carbon nanotubes
Dual cross-linked networks hydrogels with unique swelling behavior and high mechanical strength: Based on silica nanoparticle and hydrophobic association
High Strength of Physical Hydrogels Based on Poly(acrylic acid)-g-poly(ethylene glycol) Methyl Ether: Role of Chain Architecture on Hydrogel Properties
Highly stretchable and super tough nanocomposite physical hydrogels facilitated by the coupling of intermolecular hydrogen bonds and analogous chemical crosslinking of nanoparticles
Toughening mechanism of nanocomposite physical hydrogels fabricated by a single gel network with dual crosslinking — The roles of the dual crosslinking points
Solution-processed white graphene-reinforced ferroelectric polymer nanocomposites with improved thermal conductivity and dielectric properties for electronic encapsulation
Self-crosslinking poly(acrylamide-co-dimethylaminoethyl methacrylate) hydrogel with antibacterial property constructed via controlling the tertiary amine methylene radical formation as a potential tissue compensator in radiotherapy
Phase change material gel particles with suitable size and superior thermophysical properties towards highly efficient thermal management of miniature electronic components
Enhanced tough recyclable hemiaminal dynamic covalent network with boron nitride composites material with high thermal conductivity at low filler content
An atomistic and experimental approach to study the effect of water and nanofillers on the compressive strength of PEGDA hydrogels for cartilage replacement
Photosensitized Reduction and Polymerization for One-Step Preparation of Leucomethylene Blue Hydrogel as a Visual Indicator for Both Gaseous and Dissolved Oxygen
Tough, durable and strongly bonded self-healing cartilage-mimicking noncovalently assembled hydrogel nanostructures: the interplay between experiment and theory
Mechanical properties, thermal conductivity, and modeling of boron nitride-based polymer composites: A review
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