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Simulations explain the swelling behavior of hydrogels with alternating neutral and weakly acidic blocks

Beyer et al., 2022

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2331651317974142194
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Beyer D
Kosovan P
Holm C
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Macromolecules

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We used computer simulations to study the equilibrium swelling of weak (pH-responsive) polyelectrolyte hydrogels as a function of pH and salt concentration in a supernatant solution. Our simulations were designed to represent recently synthesized gels composed of …
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