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Multimodal sensing conductive organohydrogel electronics based on chitosan-encapsulated MXene nanocomposites for deep learning-enhanced ball sports recognition

Figure 3. Self-adhesion and self-healing behaviors of the PCM organohydrogel. (A) Images demonstrating the tight adhesion of PCM organohydrogels to various materials; (B) Photographs exhibiting the excellent conformal adhesiveness of the PCM organohydrogel with no residue and no irritation on the human skin after 20 peeling cycles; (C) Schematic diagram of the lap shear measurements; (D) Adhesion strength of the PCM organohydrogel to different substrates; (E) Adhesion strength and reliability of the PCM organohydrogel to different substrates in four cycles; (F) Illustration of the self-healing feature of the PCM organohydrogel for a designed circuit; (G) Optical and (H) ultra-deep-field 3D images demonstrating the self-healing process of the PCM organohydrogel; (I) Tensile stress-strain curves and (J) the calculated HEs of the PCM organohydrogel with different healing time. PCM: PAM/CS/MXene; HEs: healing efficiencies.

Soft Science
ISSN 2769-5441 (Online)
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