Bio‐inspired acid‐sensitive polyurethane woven artificial muscle nanofibers with tunable mechanical properties via electrostatic spinning
Xiangming He,
Kaikai Duan,
Ziao Ling
et al.
Abstract:Polyurethane (PU) is a traditional chemical known for its chemical stability and mechanical performance. Inspired by the similarity between the formation and breakage of chemical coordination bonds and the energy storage and release of muscle fibers, muscle‐like electrostatically spun fibers with acid‐responsive energy storage and release were prepared by introducing bio‐inspired elastic energy storage groups and bio‐active degradation groups (PU‐BPY‐Fe) in the main chain of PU, taking advantage of the good me… Show more
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