Physical Cross-Linkage Constructed Supramolecular Conductive Hydrogel as Sustainable and Remolded Epidermal Electronics

Yun Tan(Central South University), Ziye Ge(Central South University), Chuntai Liu(Zhengzhou University), Yinyi Ma(South China University of Technology), Sihe Liang(Central South University), Jianghua Li(Jiangnan University), Mei Wen(Central South University), Jun Zheng(Central South University), Shimei Xu(Sichuan University), Yi Zhang(Xi'an Honghui Hospital), Yuyuan Zhang(Foshan University), Zhifang Sun(Central South University)
ACS Applied Polymer Materials
March 16, 2022
10.1021/acsapm.1c01885
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