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Volume-invariant ionic liquid microbands as highly durable wearable biomedical sensors

Yan Wang, Shu Gong, Stephen Jia Wang, George P. Simon, Wenlong Cheng

Materials Horizons · 2016 · 140 citations · 27 references

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Non-volatile and flow properties of ionic liquids allow for simple ‘fill and seal’ approach to fabricate high-performance wearable sensors without materials delamination or cracking.

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