Hydrogen-Bond Armored MXene Hydrogel for Oxidation-Resistant, Dual-Mode Wearable Sensors

Jiahao Liu; Jie Yang; Xueming Tang; Ruobing Tian; Guohua Zhang; Jia Yang; Yan Jiang; Yuanna Sun

doi:10.1039/d5ta06075c

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Hydrogen-Bond Armored MXene Hydrogel for Oxidation-Resistant, Dual-Mode Wearable Sensors

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Key Points

MXene-based hydrogels demonstrate substantial resistance to rapid oxidation, enhancing durability in sensors.
The exceptional electrical properties of MXene facilitate the development of advanced wearable electronics.
Tissue-compliant mechanics of MXene hydrogels improve user comfort during prolonged wear.
The innovative hydrogen-bond armor enhances the stability of MXene-based hydrogels under operational conditions.

Implication

Observational analysis highlights oxidation resistance of MXene hydrogels in wearable sensors, suggesting improved flexibility.

Abstract

Wearable MXene-based hydrogels hold significant promise for flexible electronics due to their tissue-compliant mechanics and exceptional electrical properties, yet their practical deployment is fundamentally challenged by MXene’s rapid oxidation in...

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Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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