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Toughening mechanism of nanocomposite physical hydrogels fabricated by a single gel network with dual crosslinking — The roles of the dual crosslinking points
Highly stretchable and super tough nanocomposite physical hydrogels facilitated by the coupling of intermolecular hydrogen bonds and analogous chemical crosslinking of nanoparticles
Hydrophobic association and ionic coordination dual crossed‐linked conductive hydrogels with self‐adhesive and self‐healing virtues for conformal strain sensors
Facile synthesis of tough metallosupramolecular hydrogels by using phosphates as temporary ligands of ferric ions to avoid inhibition of polymerization
Acidity‐Activatable Nanoparticles with Glucose Oxidase‐Enhanced Photoacoustic Imaging and Photothermal Effect, and Macrophage‐Related Immunomodulation for Synergistic Treatment of Biofilm Infection
A Simple and Effective Physical Ball‐Milling Strategy to Prepare Super‐Tough and Stretchable PVA@MXene@PPy Hydrogel for Flexible Capacitive Electronics
Advancing homogeneous networking principles for the development of fatigue-resistant, low-swelling and sprayable hydrogels for sealing wet, dynamic and concealed wounds in vivo
Mechanically adaptable and highly anti-swelling hydrogel enabled by competitive and synergistic ion training for motion monitoring and underwater encryption
Mechanically robust, creep resistant and photo-stimuli-responsive elastomer vitrimer enabled by integrating boronic ester bond and carboxyl-Fe3+ complex
Highly Conductive Ionohydrogels for Humidity Sensing
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