Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(43)
Published: June 23, 2024
Abstract
Ionogel
has
recently
emerged
as
a
promising
ionotronic
material
due
to
its
good
ionic
conductivity
and
flexibility.
However,
low
stretchability
significant
hysteresis
under
long‐term
loading
limit
their
mechanical
stability
repeatability.
Developing
ultralow
ionogels
with
high
is
of
great
significance.
Here,
simple
effective
strategy
developed
fabricate
highly
stretchable
ultralow‐hysteresis
noncovalent
cross‐linked
based
on
phase
separation
by
3D
printing
2‐hydroxypropyl
acrylate
(HPA)
in
1‐butyl‐3‐methylimidazolium
tetrafluoroborate
(BMIMBF
4
).
Ingeniously,
the
sea‐island
structure
physically
network
constructed
smaller
nanodomains
larger
nanodomain
clusters
significantly
minimizes
energy
dissipation,
endowing
these
remarkable
(>1000%),
ultra‐low
(as
0.2%),
excellent
temperature
tolerance
(−33–317
°C),
extraordinary
(up
1.7
mS
cm
−1
),
outstanding
durability
(5000
cycles).
Moreover,
formation
nanophase
cross‐linking
structure,
as‐prepared
exhibit
unique
thermochromic
multiple
photoluminescent
properties,
which
can
synergistically
be
applied
for
anti‐counterfeiting
encrypting.
Importantly,
flexible
thermo‐mechano‐multimodal
visual
sensors
strain
sensing
stable
reproducible
electrical
response
over
20
000
cycles
are
fabricated,
showing
optical
output
performances.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 31, 2023
Abstract
Ionogels,
composed
of
ionic
liquids
and
supporting
networks,
possess
a
plethora
exceptional
properties,
including
nonvolatility,
remarkable
thermal
electrochemical
stability,
elevated
mechanical
strength,
as
well
outstanding
conductivity.
Based
on
these
extraordinary
characteristics,
ionogels
have
found
extensive
applications
in
diverse
fields
encompassing
functional
materials,
sensors,
soft
electronics,
solid
electrolytes,
biomedicine.
In
recent
years,
witnessed
significant
advancements
emerged
highly
popular
subject
matter.
Consequently,
this
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
the
latest
progress
made
realm
ionogels.
The
preparation
methods
are
initially
introduced
following
concise
introduction.
Subsequently,
properties
ionogels,
high
low
temperature
resistance,
conductivity,
stimuli‐response
self‐healing
recyclability
their
structure‐property
relationships,
comprehensively
discussed.
Moreover,
utilization
skins,
adhesions
other
domains
also
elaborated
upon
extensively.
Finally,
after
succinct
summary,
challenges
prospects
regarding
future
development
thoroughly
deliberated.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(23)
Published: Feb. 14, 2024
Abstract
Current
self‐healing
ionogels
are
unable
to
undergo
closed‐loop
recycling
and
unsuitable
for
large‐scale
fabrication,
which
increases
their
manufacturing
costs
limits
practical
applications.
In
this
study,
thermochromic
with
room‐temperature
recyclability
capability
prepared
by
the
in
situ
synthesis
of
imine
bond
cross‐linked
supramolecular
polymers
binary
ionic
liquids.
The
resulting
show
excellent
mechanical
environmental
stability,
high
solar
modulation
capability,
long
service
life,
can
provide
spontaneous
buildings
vehicles
reduce
cooling‐related
energy
consumption.
temperature‐responsive
hydrogen
bonding
between
liquids
influences
dissolution
state
polymers,
allowing
switch
transparent
opaque
states
through
reversible
agglomeration
ILs
inside
ionogels.
Dynamic
bonds
enable
spontaneously
heal
themselves
at
room
temperature
be
depolymerized
into
monomers
an
extremely
yield
purity
under
hydrochloric
acid
catalysis
temperature.
recovered
used
re‐manufacture
without
losing
original
properties
or
capability.
This
study
provides
a
new
route
developing
functional
that
fabricated
recycled.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(35)
Published: July 5, 2024
Bionic
artificial
skin
which
imitates
the
features
and
functions
of
human
skin,
has
broad
applications
in
wearable
human-machine
interfaces.
However,
equipping
materials
with
skin-like
mechanical
properties,
self-healing
ability,
high
sensitivity
remains
challenging.
Here,
inspired
by
structure
an
based
on
ionogel
composites
tailored
properties
robust
interface
is
prepared.
Combining
finite
element
analysis
direct
ink
writing
(DIW)
3D
printing
technology,
composite
a
rigid
skeleton
matrix
precisely
designed
fabricated,
realizing
anisotropy
nonlinear
response
that
accurately
mimic
skin.
Robust
created
through
co-curing
resins,
significantly
enhancing
stability
composite.
The
realization
ability
resistance
to
crack
growth
further
ensure
remarkable
durability
for
sensing
application.
In
summary,
bionic
mimics
characteristics
including
anisotropy,
response,
capability,
when
applied
as
flexible
sensors.
These
strategies
provide
strong
support
fabrication
tissue-like
adaptive
behaviors.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(31)
Published: May 1, 2023
Abstract
Currently,
the
increasing
needs
of
conductive
ionogels
with
intricate
shapes
and
high
processability
by
individual
requirements
next‐generation
flexible
electronics
constitute
significant
challenges.
Here,
design
highly
processable
is
reported
mechanical
robustness
self‐assembly
a
common
triblock
copolymer
into
precursor
in
functional
mixed
ionic
liquids
(ILs)
containing
conductivity‐enhancing
polymerizable
strength‐enhancing
components.
The
subsequent
situ
polymerization
forms
physical‐co‐chemical
cross‐linked
networks,
which
entanglement
between
physical
chemical
networks
microphase
separation
give
rise
to
as‐fabricated
ionogel.
viscosity
self‐assembled
can
be
rationally
tuned,
makes
fabrication
process
compatible
diverse
technologies
including
inkjet
printing,
spray
coating,
3D
printing.
By
virtue
capability
designed
ionogels,
an
auxetic‐structured
ionogel
easily
generated
using
exhibits
greatly
improved
sensitivity
thus
able
monitor
tiny
deformations.
This
study
that
relies
on
designing
ILs
as
dispersion
phase
rather
than
focusing
synthesizing
new‐type
polymers
establishes
new
route
for
versatile
programmable
high‐performance
broader
applications.
Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(19), P. 4747 - 4758
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Elastomers
with
high
strength
and
toughness
are
in
great
demand.
Previous
research
on
elastomers
focused
mainly
the
design
of
new
chemical
structures,
but
their
complicated
synthesis
process
expensive
monomers
have
restricted
practical
application
these
materials.
Inspired
by
general
filler
effects,
a
strategy
is
proposed
to
remarkably
enhance
mechanical
properties
thermoplastic
polyurethane
(TPU)
designing
arrangement
hard/soft
segments
using
traditional
compositions.
By
utilizing
synergetic
effect
weak
hard
segments,
normal
TPU
upgraded
into
advanced
elastomers.
Combining
experiments
simulations,
it
demonstrated
that
suitable
sequence
length
can
achieve
considerably
enhanced
maximizing
relative
surface
area
domains.
Mixing
obtained
elastomer
an
ionic
liquid
result
durable
ionogel
sensor
balanced
conductivity.
This
easy-to-implement
offers
dimension
for
development
high-performance