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A Dynamic Gel with Reversible and Tunable Topological Networks and Performances
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Summary Design of polymeric networks with unique structural motifs can permit dynamic features, yet most existing material systems exhibit limited operational states or irreversible responsiveness. Here, we use a hydrogen-bond topological network as the design principle to construct an ionic gel material based on cellulose, ionic liquid, and H2O (designated as Cel-IL dynamic gel). The prepared Cel-IL dynamic gels exhibit tunable properties of mechanical strength, ionic conductivity, viscoelasticity, and self-healing. With limited H2O, the Cel-IL dynamic gel exhibits a bramble-like Turing-pattern microstructure with excellent adhesion, rapid self-healing, and moderate ionic conductivity features. By increasing the H2O content to 32 wt %, the microstructure switched to a dense and compact Turing pattern network, giving the gel good stretchability, robust toughness, and a high ionic conductivity. With this material, we demonstrate a flexible, transparent, designable, and biocompatible ion sensor device, which exhibits great potential for use in electronic skins and intelligent devices.
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- Zhao, D., Zhu, Y., Cheng, W., Xu, G., Wang, Q., Liu, S., Li, J., Chen, C., Yu, H., & Hu, L.
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- Matter
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2020-02
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- 390-403
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- 2590-2385 (ISSN-L)
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