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Types and Chemistry of Synthetic Hydrogels

Garner et al., 2016

Document ID
7704697090719087662
Author
Garner J
Park K
Publication year
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Gels Handbook: Fundamentals, Properties and Applications

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Hydrogels are materials which interact with water but do not dissolve due to chemical or physical crosslinks forming a network of chains. There are a variety of natural as well as synthetic hydrogels. Synthetic hydrogels have occupied an important place in science ever …
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