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. 2021 Jul 2;12:4082. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-24382-4

Table 1.

A rough comparison of the overall performance between this work and previously reported typical ionic skin materials.

Ionic skin materials Mechanoresponse Self-healing Max. strain (%) Elastic recovery ratio (%) Transparency (%) Air stability Anti-freezing (°C) Adhesion Refs.
PAAm/salt hydrogel Softening None ~800 ~100 >95 Poor −17 None 6,48,52
ACC/PAA/alginate hydrogel Softening 20 min, 100% >1000 Poor Opaque Poor None None 18
PVA/MXene hydrogel Softening Fast, 100% >3400 Poor Opaque Poor None None 53
PDMAPS/clay hydrogel Softening 24 h, 98% 1500 NA 98.8 Poor NA Yes 11
P(SPMA-r-MMA) organohydrogel Softening 3 h, 98.3% 2636 ~89 ~100 Good NA NA 54
PMMA-r-BA/ionogel Softening NA 850 96.1 98.5 Good NA NA 13
PDMAPS ionogel Softening 48 h, 100% >10,000 63 >90 Good <−10 NA 14
PIL-based ionogel Stiffening None 1390 97 ~95 Good −75 NA 55
P(MEA-co-IBA) elastomer Stiffening 24 h, 30–40% 1744 95 90 Good −14.4 Yes 56
PAA/betaine elastomer Stiffening 12 h, 100% 1600 97.9 99.7 Good −40 Yes This work