Development and characterization of laponite-enhanced tannic acid-based hydrogels

[Display omitted] •Laponite nanoparticles enhances the compressive strength of tannic acid hydrogel.•TEMED can significantly decrease the elongation of the hydrogel.•The tannic acid-based hydrogel has microporous structures. Hydrogels have received significant attention due to their potential biomed...

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Published in:Materials letters 2023-05, Vol.339, p.134116, Article 134116
Main Authors: Wen, Nolan, Qian, Enze, Kang, Yunqing
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