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Chen, Zhujun, Liu, He, Lin, Xinyiming, Mei, Xianming, Lyu, Wei, Liao, Yaozu (2023) Competitive proton-trapping strategy enhanced anti-freezing organohydrogel fibers for high-strain-sensitivity wearable sensors. Materials Horizons, 10 (9) 3569-3581 doi:10.1039/d3mh00459g

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TitleCompetitive proton-trapping strategy enhanced anti-freezing organohydrogel fibers for high-strain-sensitivity wearable sensors
JournalMaterials Horizons
AuthorsChen, ZhujunAuthor
Liu, HeAuthor
Lin, XinyimingAuthor
Mei, XianmingAuthor
Lyu, WeiAuthor
Liao, YaozuAuthor
Year2023Volume10
Issue9
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/d3mh00459gSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceChen, Zhujun, Liu, He, Lin, Xinyiming, Mei, Xianming, Lyu, Wei, Liao, Yaozu (2023) Competitive proton-trapping strategy enhanced anti-freezing organohydrogel fibers for high-strain-sensitivity wearable sensors. Materials Horizons, 10 (9) 3569-3581 doi:10.1039/d3mh00459g
Plain TextChen, Zhujun, Liu, He, Lin, Xinyiming, Mei, Xianming, Lyu, Wei, Liao, Yaozu (2023) Competitive proton-trapping strategy enhanced anti-freezing organohydrogel fibers for high-strain-sensitivity wearable sensors. Materials Horizons, 10 (9) 3569-3581 doi:10.1039/d3mh00459g
In(2023) Materials Horizons Vol. 10 (9) Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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