Journal of Materials Chemistry B · 2014 · 108 citations · 32 references
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. By comparing hydrogel tensile properties at different temperatures, the contribution of ionic network to the toughness was quantitatively determined in percentage for the first time. The stretched hydrogels were completely healed by short treatment at a mild temperature. Through drying at stretch, they were also transformed into stiff absorbent fibers that still preserved their shape memory of wet state.
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