Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications
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Dynamic fracture toughness in highly entangled hydrogels can be significantly lower than static toughness, with cracks reaching near shear-wave speeds and exhibiting unconventional branching.
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Bacillus subtilis biofilms eject specific cells using a self-generated gamma-polyglutamic acid hydrogel, revealing a novel dispersion mechanism with 3D cell ejection.
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Soft PNIPAM microgels extend nozzle-free water jet lengths by up to 44%, overcoming capillary-driven breakup in high-speed liquid jets.
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Shear-extensional in situ particle-to-fibre transformation (SHIFT) enables the creation of highly aligned hydrogel microfibres with pronounced anisotropy, achieving diameters of 5-30 μm.
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