Fabrication of Tough and Stretchable Hybrid Double-Network Elastomers Using Ionic Dissociation of Polyelectrolyte in Nonaqueous Media
Abstract
The double-network (DN) structure is a state-of-the-art strategy used for toughening soft materials. The challenge for widespread applications, however, is the difficulty in synthesizing the two interpenetrating networks with contrasting architecture, i.e., one network is brittle and sparse and the other is stretchable and dense. Such structures are formed to toughen hydrogels via two-step sequential synthesis of a highly swellable...
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Title
Fabrication of Tough and Stretchable Hybrid Double-Network Elastomers Using Ionic Dissociation of Polyelectrolyte in Nonaqueous Media
Published Date
Apr 29, 2019
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
10
Pages
3766 - 3776
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