Semi-convertible Hydrogel Enabled Photoresponsive Lubrication
Authors:
- Jian WangJWJian Wang
- Xuewei ZhangXZXuewei Zhang
- Shuang ZhangSZShuang Zhang
- Jianye KangJKJianye Kang
- Zichuan GuoZGZichuan Guo
- Binyao FengBFBinyao Feng
- Han ZhaoHZHan Zhao
- Zhou LuoZLZhou Luo
- Jing YuJYJing Yu
- Wenlong SongWSWenlong Song
- Shutao WangSWShutao Wang
Abstract
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- Ministry of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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