Hybrid Hydrogels
Hybrid Hydrogels is a class of hydrogel materials that incorporates two or more distinct structural or compositional components—such as natural and synthetic polymers, organic and inorganic phases, or nanomaterials—engineered at the molecular or microstructural level to synergistically enhance physical, chemical, or biological properties beyond those of single-component hydrogels.
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Herman S. Mansur, Rodrigo Lambert Oréfice, Alexandra A.P. Mansur · Polymer · 2004 · 709 citations
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