Issue 24, 2023

Rheological responses of microgel suspensions with temperature-responsive capillary networks

Abstract

A method coupling microgel jamming and temperature-responsive capillary networking is developed to manipulate the rheological properties of microgel-capillary suspensions by varying microgel sizes, volume fraction of capillary solution, and temperature after polymerization and photo-crosslinking. This approach allows for the 3D extrusion of this suspension to print complex structures that can be readily scaled up and applied to biomedical fields and soft material-based actuation.

Graphical abstract: Rheological responses of microgel suspensions with temperature-responsive capillary networks

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
25 Nis 2023
Accepted
03 Haz 2023
First published
07 Haz 2023

Soft Matter, 2023,19, 4432-4438

Rheological responses of microgel suspensions with temperature-responsive capillary networks

Z. Guan, L. Tang and J. Bae, Soft Matter, 2023, 19, 4432 DOI: 10.1039/D3SM00540B

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