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Water-enhanced polymer gel adhesive driven by interfacial solvent molecule rearrangement
A new family of versatile water-enhanced adhesives based on hydrophobic polymers and amphiphilic alkanoic acids has been developed. These polymer gels form responsive surface bonding upon water exposure through softening effect and/or autonomous rearrangement of alkanoic acid molecules at the interface, thereby enhancing adhesion on both hydrophilic and hydrophobic, smooth and rough surfaces under wet conditions.
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