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Breaking the Toughness-Stretchability Trade-Off in Hydrogels with Dynamic Hydrogen Bonding

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By Yining Gao, Yong Tao, Roland Pellenq
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The biocompatibility and tunable properties of hydrogels confer significant promise in diverse fields, spanning biomedicine and soft robotics [1-3]. Load-bearing applications, however, present a critical challenge: the simultaneous requirement of high toughness and high stretchability [4-6].
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Exploring the aluminium paradox in calcium-aluminosilicate-hydrate decalcification - Nature Communications

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By Yong Tao, Yining Gao, Roland Pellenq
| Nature Verified
Abstract Decalcification, a prevalent form of mineral dissolution, drives the long-term degradation of cementitious materials in civil and energy infrastructures and controls the weathering of silicates in Earth’s crust. The impact of aluminium (Al) incorporation on the decalcification of complex minerals like calcium-silicate-hydrates, the predominant binding phase in concrete, remains debated.
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Surface chemistry-mediated porewater fluctuations boost CO2 docking in calcium silicate hydrates - Nature Communications

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By Yong Tao, Yining Gao, Roland Pellenq, Peiliang Shen
| Nature Verified
Abstract While CO2 mineralization using carbonatable binders and solid waste has become an overwhelming trend in laboratory and industrial trials, a lack of fundamental understanding of the underlying carbonation mechanisms hinders advancement of carbonation technology for large-scale applications.
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