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Scientific Literature Printed liquid metals for next-generation stretchable electronics
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Pressure-stamped stretchable electronics using a nanofibre membrane containing semi-embedded liquid metal particles
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Malleable, printable, bondable, and highly conductive MXene/liquid metal plasticine with improved wettability
AbstractIntegration of functional fillers into liquid metals (LM) induces rheology modification, enabling the free-form shaping of LM at the micrometer scale. However, integrating non-chemically mo...
Permeable, three-dimensional integrated electronic skins with stretchable hybrid liquid metal solders
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Multicolour stretchable perovskite electroluminescent devices for user-interactive displays
AbstractWearable displays require mechanical deformability to conform to the skin, as well as long-term stability, multicolour emission and sufficient brightness to enable practically useful applic...
High internal phase emulsions gel ink for direct-ink-writing 3D printing of liquid metal
Abstract3D printing of liquid metal remains a big challenge due to its low viscosity and large surface tension. In this study, we use Carbopol hydrogel and liquid gallium-indium alloy to prepare a ...
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What is the core focus of the research titled 'Printed liquid metals for next-generation stretchable electronics'?
This literature focuses on: Liquid metals (LMs) combine metallic conductivity with fluid-like deformability, making them promising for stretchable electronics. However, their low viscosity, surface oxidation, and interfacial instability hinder precise printing and reliable d...
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