Aggregation-induced emission lights up the swelling process: a new technique for swelling characterisation of hydrogels

Javad Tavakoli; Hongping Zhang; Ben Zhong Tang; Youhong Tang

doi:10.1039/c9qm00054b

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The characterization of the swelling properties in hydrogels suffers uncertainty due to the limitations that occur during weight change measurement.

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