Multiple Physical Cross-Linker Strategy To Achieve Mechanically Tough and Reversible Properties of Double-Network Hydrogels in Bulk and on Surfaces
Multiple Physical Cross-Linker Strategy To Achieve Mechanically Tough and Reversible Properties of Double-Network Hydrogels in Bulk and on Surfaces
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DOI:
10.1021/acsapm.8b00232
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发表时间:
2019-02
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5
通讯作者:
Yanxian Zhang;Baiping Ren;Shaowen Xie;Yongqing Cai;Ting Wang;Zhangqi Feng;Jian-xin Tang;Qiang Chen
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作者:
Yanxian Zhang;Baiping Ren;Shaowen Xie;Yongqing Cai;Ting Wang;Zhangqi Feng;Jian-xin Tang;Qiang Chen
Development of tough and adhesive hydrogels is critical for different applications, including wound dressing, soft robotics, and wearable devices. However, achieving strong and reversible adhesion between hydrogels and surfaces have proved to be a great challenge, because strong adhesion and reversible adhesion are the two highly desirable but opposite properties of hydrogel adhesives. Existing hydrogel adhesives possess either one-time, irreversible, strong adhesion or reversible weak adhesion on diverse surfaces. Herein, we developed a fully physically cross-linked double-network (DN) hydrogel of Agar/pAAEE (N-poly(acryloylaminoethoxyethanol)) with both high bulk mechanical properties and strong reversible surface adhesion. Synergetic cooperation of high-density hydrogen bonds within both networks enables to simultaneously promote mechanical properties (tensile stress of 1.84 MPa, tensile strain of 2.5 mm/mm, elastic modulus of 1.85 MPa, and tearing energies of 1612 J/m2) and fast mechanical self-recove...