Aerogel-involved triple-state viscoelastic fluidic materials enable high-efficiency dual-purpose energy management

Keyword: Viscoelasticity

Publisher: Nature.com

Published: May 13, 2026

Fluidic materials remain in their infancy. Here, we develop triple-state fluids (TSFs) by dispersing superhydrophobic aerogel microparticles into aqueous solutions, creating multiphase systems that i… [+894 chars]

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