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3D-printed conductive hydrogels for flexible electrochemical energy storage: mechanisms, fabrication, and applications

Figure 4. (A) Fabrication mechanism and dynamic networks of the PAM/PBA-IL/CNF hydrogel[72]; (B) Adhesive properties of the PAM/PBA-IL/CNF hydrogel[72]; (C) A flexible Zn ion battery with “SEU” characters punctured, capable of powering the thermo-hygrometer[73]; (D) Profile of stress and elastic modulus of PVA/PA hydrogels with different contents of PA[67]; (E) EIS spectra of PAD@SC[76]; (F) Photographs of the POIG hydrogel under stretching, torsion stretching, and knot stretching states[78]; (G) LED brightness with the PGI20M0.65G hydrogel as the conductor at room temperature and after freezing at -60 °C[79]. PAM: Polyacrylamide; PBA-IL: phenylboronic acid-ionic liquid; CNF: cellulose nanofibrils; PVA: polyvinyl alcohol; PAD@SC: poly (acrylic acid-co- 3-dimethyl (methacryloyloxyethyl) ammonium propane sulfonate) hydrogel incorporated with sodium lignosulfonate and cellulose nanocrystals; PA: phytic acid; EIS: electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; POIG: polymeric organic-ionic gel; LED: light emitting diode.

Energy Materials
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