A novel macroparticle magnesium-modified biochar/yttrium alginate(Mg-BC/SA-Y)hybrid biogel composite was successfully developed through a facile solution reaction of magnesium-modified BC and yttrium alginate polymer,...A novel macroparticle magnesium-modified biochar/yttrium alginate(Mg-BC/SA-Y)hybrid biogel composite was successfully developed through a facile solution reaction of magnesium-modified BC and yttrium alginate polymer,and its properties were characterized.The obtained Mg-BC/SA-Y biogel beads have a particle size of approximately 1.5 mm,featuring abundant network pores and an uneven,distinctive surface.The performance and mechanisms of Mg-BC/SA-Y for phosphate adsorption were thoroughly investigated.The findings indicate that Mg-BC/SA-Y removes up to 95.7%of phosphate at pH4.0 and 298 K,and also achieves a phosphate removal efficiency of over 80%within a pH range of3.0-11.0.The adsorption capacity of Mg-BC/SA-Y for phosphate is nearly four times that of BC.The spontaneous adsorption processes and endothermic adsorption behavior can be elucidated by the pseudo-second-order rate and Langmuir equations,respectively.Phosphate adsorption is almost unaffected by water ionic strength and common coexisting ions,except for the influence of highconcentration F-ions.The recyclable biogel beads can be reused after adsorbing phosphate,and represent excellent stability and practicability in real water.The mechanisms of ligand exchange,innersphere complexation and electrostatic attraction are involved in phosphate removal.Mg-BC/SA-Y biogel polymer is a desirable and sustainable biosorbent for treating water with excessive phosphate levels and reducing pollution and carbon emissions.展开更多
An increasing utilization of wound-related therapeutic materials and skin bioelectronics urges the development of multifunctional biogels for personal therapy and health management.Nevertheless,conventional dressings ...An increasing utilization of wound-related therapeutic materials and skin bioelectronics urges the development of multifunctional biogels for personal therapy and health management.Nevertheless,conventional dressings and skin bioelectronics with single function,mechanical mismatches,and impracticality severely limit their widespread applications in clinical.Herein,we explore a gelling mechanism,fabrication method,and functionalization for broadly applicable food biopolymers-based biogels that unite the challenging needs of elastic yet injectable wound dressing and skin bioelectronics in a single system.We combine our biogels with functional nanomaterials,such as cuttlefish ink nanoparticles and silver nanowires,to endow the biogels with reactive oxygen species scavenging capacity and electrical conductivity,and finally realized the improvement in diabetic wound microenvironment and the monitoring of electrophysiological signals on skin.This line of research work sheds light on preparing food biopolymers-based biogels with multifunctional integration of wound treatment and smart medical treatment.展开更多
1.INTRODUCTION Remarkable advances in soft bioelectronics have been made in recent decades for next-generation smart healthcare devices.The intrinsic dissimilarities in mechanical properties and charge carriers betwee...1.INTRODUCTION Remarkable advances in soft bioelectronics have been made in recent decades for next-generation smart healthcare devices.The intrinsic dissimilarities in mechanical properties and charge carriers between the soft wet biological tissues and the rigid dry conventional electronic components of bioelectronics pose immense demands in material design for advanced bioelectronics.1 Owing to their on-demand tunable mechanical properties and ionic conductivity,as stretchable and ionic conductors,hydrogels have emerged as promising biocompat-ible materials for advanced bioelectronics,which enables mechanical,electrical,and biochemical coupling between devices and human tissues。展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21167011)the Natural Science Foundation of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region,China(2020LH02009)the Collaborative Innovation Center for Water Environment Security of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region,China(XTCX003)。
文摘A novel macroparticle magnesium-modified biochar/yttrium alginate(Mg-BC/SA-Y)hybrid biogel composite was successfully developed through a facile solution reaction of magnesium-modified BC and yttrium alginate polymer,and its properties were characterized.The obtained Mg-BC/SA-Y biogel beads have a particle size of approximately 1.5 mm,featuring abundant network pores and an uneven,distinctive surface.The performance and mechanisms of Mg-BC/SA-Y for phosphate adsorption were thoroughly investigated.The findings indicate that Mg-BC/SA-Y removes up to 95.7%of phosphate at pH4.0 and 298 K,and also achieves a phosphate removal efficiency of over 80%within a pH range of3.0-11.0.The adsorption capacity of Mg-BC/SA-Y for phosphate is nearly four times that of BC.The spontaneous adsorption processes and endothermic adsorption behavior can be elucidated by the pseudo-second-order rate and Langmuir equations,respectively.Phosphate adsorption is almost unaffected by water ionic strength and common coexisting ions,except for the influence of highconcentration F-ions.The recyclable biogel beads can be reused after adsorbing phosphate,and represent excellent stability and practicability in real water.The mechanisms of ligand exchange,innersphere complexation and electrostatic attraction are involved in phosphate removal.Mg-BC/SA-Y biogel polymer is a desirable and sustainable biosorbent for treating water with excessive phosphate levels and reducing pollution and carbon emissions.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22274053,22274051)the director fund of Shanghai Key Lab for Urban Ecological Processes and Eco-Restoration(SHUES2022C03)+2 种基金the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Major Project(“Beyond Limits manufacture”),and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central UniversitiesAll experiments with human research participants were approved by the Human Research Protection Committee of East China Normal University(approved number:HR 805-2022)Study Participation:Prior to participation in the experiments,informed consent was obtained from the volunteer in all experiments.All animal experiments were approved by the Animal Ethics Committee of East China Normal University(approved number:ARXM2022163).
文摘An increasing utilization of wound-related therapeutic materials and skin bioelectronics urges the development of multifunctional biogels for personal therapy and health management.Nevertheless,conventional dressings and skin bioelectronics with single function,mechanical mismatches,and impracticality severely limit their widespread applications in clinical.Herein,we explore a gelling mechanism,fabrication method,and functionalization for broadly applicable food biopolymers-based biogels that unite the challenging needs of elastic yet injectable wound dressing and skin bioelectronics in a single system.We combine our biogels with functional nanomaterials,such as cuttlefish ink nanoparticles and silver nanowires,to endow the biogels with reactive oxygen species scavenging capacity and electrical conductivity,and finally realized the improvement in diabetic wound microenvironment and the monitoring of electrophysiological signals on skin.This line of research work sheds light on preparing food biopolymers-based biogels with multifunctional integration of wound treatment and smart medical treatment.
基金supported by Beijing Nova Program(20220484096)the Science Foundation of China University of Petroleum-Beijing(No.2462023QNXZ005).
文摘1.INTRODUCTION Remarkable advances in soft bioelectronics have been made in recent decades for next-generation smart healthcare devices.The intrinsic dissimilarities in mechanical properties and charge carriers between the soft wet biological tissues and the rigid dry conventional electronic components of bioelectronics pose immense demands in material design for advanced bioelectronics.1 Owing to their on-demand tunable mechanical properties and ionic conductivity,as stretchable and ionic conductors,hydrogels have emerged as promising biocompat-ible materials for advanced bioelectronics,which enables mechanical,electrical,and biochemical coupling between devices and human tissues。
