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A highly tough, fatigue-resistant, low hysteresis hybrid hydrogel with a hierarchical cross-linked structure for wearable strain sensors

Shiqiang Guan, Chang Xu, Xufeng Dong, Min Qi

Journal of Materials Chemistry A · 2023 · 62 citations · 58 references

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Abstract

The hierarchical cross-linked hydrogel displayed excellent mechanical properties. The hydrogel exhibited fatigue-resistance, low hysteresis and reversible adhesion. The hydrogel-based strain sensor can monitor human motion with high sensitivity.

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