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The idea of ionic coupling doesn’t rely on complex synthesis, making it easy to apply to other flexible protective material systems. What’s really worth looking into is how this layered structure and interface design hold up under long-term cyclic loads, extreme temperatures, and humid environments, and whether fiber dispersion and interface uniformity can stay consistent when scaling up from lab samples to larger sizes. If these issues can be solved, the application potential of this kind of hydrogel in impact protection, vibration damping, and energy absorption could be even greater than what its tensile performance alone suggests.
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DOI: 10.1002/adma.73010
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