Water‐Triggered Spontaneously Solidified Adhesive: From Instant and Strong Underwater Adhesion to In Situ Signal Transmission (Adv. Funct. Mater. 44/2022)

Underwater Adhesives In article number 2205597, Si Yu Zheng, Jimin Fu, Jintao Yang, and co‐workers design a polymeric glue based on triazole‐beared macromolecules and ionic liquids, which can flow freely to fill the crack with various morphology and solidify rapidly to achieve fast, robust, long‐las...

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Published inAdvanced functional materials Vol. 32; no. 44
Main Authors Zheng, Si Yu, Zhou, Jiahui, Wang, Shuaibing, Wang, Yan‐Jie, Liu, Shanqiu, Du, Guangyan, Zhang, Dong, Fu, Jimin, Lin, Ji, Wu, Zi Liang, Zheng, Qiang, Yang, Jintao
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Hoboken Wiley Subscription Services, Inc 01.10.2022
Subjects
Adhesive strength
bioinspired adhesives
coacervates
Fluorescence
Ionic liquids
Macromolecules
Materials science
Seawater
Signal transmission
Underwater
underwater adhesion
underwater signal transmission
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Summary:Underwater Adhesives In article number 2205597, Si Yu Zheng, Jimin Fu, Jintao Yang, and co‐workers design a polymeric glue based on triazole‐beared macromolecules and ionic liquids, which can flow freely to fill the crack with various morphology and solidify rapidly to achieve fast, robust, long‐lasting adhesion under seawater. Furthermore, the glue possesses additional functions of underwater sensing and fluorescent labeling, which exhibits great potentials in underwater repair and follow‐up crack monitoring.
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ISSN:1616-301X
1616-3028
DOI:10.1002/adfm.202270248