ArticleNature communications2024
Dehydration regulates structural reorganization of dynamic hydrogels.
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Abstract
The dehydration process is widely recognized as a significant phenomenon in nature. Hydrogels, which are important functional materials with high water content and crosslinked networks, encounter the issue of dehydration in their practical applications. Here, we report the distinctive anisotropic dehydration modality of dynamic hydrogels, which is fundamentally different from the more commonly observed isotropic dehydration of covalent hydrogels. Xerogels derived from dynamic hydrogel dehydration will fully cover a curved substrate surface and exhibit hollow structures with internal knots, in contrast to the bulk xerogels produced by covalent hydrogel dehydration. Depending on the competing cohesion of polymer chains and the adhesion at the hydrogel-substrate interface, the previously overlooked reorganization of polymer networks within dynamic hydrogels, triggered by dehydration-induced stress, has been discovered to regulate such macroscopic structural reconstruction for dynamic hydrogel dehydration. With the attached hydrogel-substrate interface, the surface microstructures of substrates can also be engraved onto xerogels with high resolution and on a large scale. This work will greatly enhance our understanding of the soft matter dehydration process and broaden the applications of dehydration technologies using water-containing materials.
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