A Low-modulus, Adhesive, and Highly Transparent Hydrogel for Multi-use Flexible Wearable Sensors

A Low-modulus, Adhesive, and Highly Transparent Hydrogel for Multi-use Flexible Wearable Sensors
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10.1016/j.colsurfa.2022.130752
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2022-12
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Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects
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Dongyang Yu;Yanhua Teng;Ninghong Zhou;Yiting Xu;Xiaobei Wang;Xiuling Lin;Qingping Wang;Changguo X
Dongyang Yu;Yanhua Teng;Ninghong Zhou;Yiting Xu;Xiaobei Wang;Xiuling Lin;Qingping Wang;Changguo X
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Dongyang Yu;Yanhua Teng;Ninghong Zhou;Yiting Xu;Xiaobei Wang;Xiuling Lin;Qingping Wang;Changguo X

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