ArticleChemistry of materials : a publication of the American Chemical Society2024
Exploring the Effects and Interactions of Conducting Polymers in the Volume Phase Transition of Thermosensitive Conducting Hydrogels.
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Abstract
Conducting polymers (CPs) play a vital role in imparting electrochemical and photothermal properties to thermosensitive conducting hydrogels (TCH). The application of TCH is expanding not only for biomedical applications but also to address water scarcity. While the volume phase transition (VPT) phenomenon in thermosensitive polymers has been extensively studied, the contribution of CPs to this process and the underlying chemical interactions remain unclear and low explored. In this study, we present a novel conducting polymer hydrogel (CPH) utilizing the thermosensitive polymer poly-(
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