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. 2020 Mar 2;10(13):7424–7431. doi: 10.1039/c9ra09632a

Fig. 3. Optimizing crosslinking density of the 1st network. For charged PAMPS-based DN ionogel, increasing 1st network crosslinking density leads to slight decrement of the ionic conductivity (a), and maximum fracture stress and strain are achieved with 4% crosslinking density of the 1st network (b). For neutral PAAm-based DN ionogel, ionic conductivity (c) and fracture strain (d) always stay in low values with varying 1st network crosslinking density.

Fig. 3