A thixotropic molecular hydrogel composite composed of polymer hydrogelator and self-doping polyaniline copolymer for electrochromic and glucose sensing applications

Ohsedo, Yutaka; Sasaki, Mayumi

doi:10.1039/d3nj03737a

New J. Chem.

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3nj03737a

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A thixotropic molecular hydrogel composite composed of polymer hydrogelator and self-doping polyaniline copolymer for electrochromic and glucose sensing applications

Yutaka Ohsedo,

Mayumi Sasaki

Abstract: An electrochemically active, paintable, thixotropic molecular hydrogel was created by mixing a polymer hydrogelator and polyaniline copolymer, and the gels were used to create electrochromic and glucose-sensing properties.

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Thixotropic Composite Hydrogel Electrode Composed of a Polymer Hydrogelator and Water‐Dispersive Tungsten Oxide Flat Microparticles

Nitta,

Ohsedo

2024

Chemistry A European J

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Here, we introduce an organic/inorganic composite hydrogel as a versatile gel electrode material. This composite hydrogel was formed by simply mixing an aqueous solution of flat microparticles of tungsten oxide, exhibiting superior water dispersibility, with a hydrogel composed of a water‐soluble polyaramide‐based polymer hydrogelator. The resulting composite hydrogel exhibited uniform dispersion of tungsten oxide flat particles throughout the hydrogel matrix, supplementing the structure formed by the polymer hydrogelator. It maintained the gel‐forming capability and thixotropic behavior inherent to the polymer hydrogelator while showcasing the electrochemical characteristics of tungsten oxide. With its spreadability and applicability to various electrode shapes, a composite hydrogel is presented as a potential spreadable gel electrode material.

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Thixotropic Composite Hydrogel Electrode Composed of a Polymer Hydrogelator and Water‐Dispersive Tungsten Oxide Flat Microparticles

Nitta,

Ohsedo

2024

Chemistry A European J

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A gel adsorbent material composed of a polymer hydrogelator and activated carbon

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Ohsedo

2024

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A thixotropic molecular hydrogel composite composed of polymer hydrogelator and self-doping polyaniline copolymer for electrochromic and glucose sensing applications

Abstract: An electrochemically active, paintable, thixotropic molecular hydrogel was created by mixing a polymer hydrogelator and polyaniline copolymer, and the gels were used to create electrochromic and glucose-sensing properties.

Cited by 2 publications

References 60 publications

Thixotropic Composite Hydrogel Electrode Composed of a Polymer Hydrogelator and Water‐Dispersive Tungsten Oxide Flat Microparticles

Thixotropic Composite Hydrogel Electrode Composed of a Polymer Hydrogelator and Water‐Dispersive Tungsten Oxide Flat Microparticles

A gel adsorbent material composed of a polymer hydrogelator and activated carbon

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