Ultrastretchable and conductive core/sheath hydrogel fibers with multifunctionality

Ultrastretchable and conductive core/sheath hydrogel fibers with multifunctionality
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10.1002/polb.24781
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2019-03
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Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics
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Tenghao Yin;Lei Wu;Tonghao Wu;G. Mao;G. Nian;Zhe Chen;Xiaocheng Hu;Peng Wang;Yuhai Xiang;Honghui Yu;S. Qu;Wei Yang
Tenghao Yin;Lei Wu;Tonghao Wu;G. Mao;G. Nian;Zhe Chen;Xiaocheng Hu;Peng Wang;Yuhai Xiang;Honghui Yu;S. Qu;Wei Yang
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Tenghao Yin;Lei Wu;Tonghao Wu;G. Mao;G. Nian;Zhe Chen;Xiaocheng Hu;Peng Wang;Yuhai Xiang;Honghui Yu;S. Qu;Wei Yang

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