Adhesive, multifunctional, and wearable electronics based on MXene-coated textile for personal heating systems, electromagnetic interference shielding, and pressure sensing

Yao, Dijie; Tang, Zhenhua; Liang, Zhanheng; Zhang, Li; Sun, Qi‐Jun; Fan, Jingmin; Zhong, Gaokuo; Liu, Qiu-Xiang; Jiang, Yanping; Tang, Xin‐Gui; Roy, V. A. L.; Ouyang, Jianyong

doi:10.1016/j.jcis.2022.09.003

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“…Researchers are exploring various techniques such as surface modification, interfacial engineering, and the use of adhesion promoters to improve the adhesion and enhance long-term stability. 113 In addition, E-skins need to withstand mechanical stress and deformation without compromising their functionality. MXene-based E-skins should be flexible, stretchable, and resilient to maintain their performance over extended periods.…”

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confidence: 99%

Advancements in MXene-based composites for electronic skins

Iravani,

Rabiee,

Makvandi

2024

J. Mater. Chem. B

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Section: Challenges and Future Perspectivesmentioning

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Advancements in MXene-based composites for electronic skins

Iravani,

Rabiee,

Makvandi

2024

J. Mater. Chem. B

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“…Elastic bandages, serving as essential first-aid items, effectively halt bleeding, minimize swelling, and fit well into the human body contour, thereby preventing secondary injury and facilitating recovery. They have been widely used in rehabilitation training, wound healing, , and health care . Recently, with the latest developments in training theory, the ideal bandage is considered to be a porous soft material with directional tensile performance along the length direction that provides fixation pressure to an injured body part without hindering the normal movements of other body parts, i.e., offers comfortable and anisotropic-elastic function .…”

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confidence: 99%

Comfortable, Anisotropic-Elastic, and Multilayered Fibrous Bandages with Enhanced Directional Tensile Performance

Zhang,

Zhai,

Zhen

et al. 2024

ACS Appl. Polym. Mater.

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Elastic fabric bandages exhibit great potential in covering the body contours due to their tensile and comfort performance being well-regulated by their fibrous structure. However, achieving low-coast and facile preparation methods for the fabric bandage with directional tensile performance remains a significant challenge. In this work, a cellulose/polyester composite fabric reinforced by polyolefin−elastomer filament webs (CEL/PET@ POE composite fabrics) was developed by a green and commercialized manufacturing strategy involving a laminating, cross-lapping, and needle-punching process. The resultant composited fabrics possess a multilayered fibrous morphology where fibers are aligned at −45°, 0°(along the longitude direction, i.e., length direction of the fabrics), and +45°. Besides, the POE filaments interweave amid the cellulose/polyester fibrous clusters, resulting in a stable network fibrous structure that offers excellent anisotropic elastic performance and directional extension performance. The fabric displays a breaking strength and elongation in the cross direction that are 2.7 and 0.55 times greater, respectively, compared to those in the machine direction. Moreover, the samples demonstrate brilliant breathability, excellent wearing comfort, and outstanding shape ability. These findings suggest that the prepared CEL/PET@POE composite fabric provides a powerful foundation for a series of potential applications in wearable medical hygiene, such as bandages, electronic textiles, and padding materials.

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“…Outdoor sunlight irradiation heats wearing textiles with solarthermal performance, which provides a comfortable temperature environment for the human body in a cold climate. [33][34][35] A cotton fabric with 98.6% solar absorption and 76.3% MIR reflectivity can increase the temperature by 2 1C for the human body. 36 The solar-thermal fibers can heat themselves to 55.5 1C from room temperature for 60 s under an irradiation intensity of 0.5 sun (500 W m À2 ).…”

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confidence: 99%