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Fluorogel Elastomers with Tunable Transparency, Elasticity, Shape-Memory, and Antifouling Properties

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2014

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Yao, Xi, Stuart S. Dunn, Philseok Kim, Meredith Duffy, Jack Alvarenga, and Joanna Aizenberg. 2014. Fluorogel Elastomers with Tunable Transparency, Elasticity, Shape-Memory, and Antifouling Properties. Angewandte Chemie International Edition 53, no. 17: 4418–4422. doi: 10.1002/anie.201310385

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Omniphobic fluorogel elastomers were prepared by photocuring perfluorinated acrylates and a perfluoropolyether crosslinker. By tuning either the chemical composition or the temperature that control the crystallinity of the resulting polymer chains, a broad range of optical and mechanical properties of the fluorogel can be achieved. After infusing with fluorinated lubricants, the fluorogels showed excellent resistance to wetting by various liquids and anti-biofouling behavior, while maintaining cytocompatiblity.

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