We are designing a probe with hydrogel substrate. Can polyacrylamide survive from 95℃，or is there any other type of hydrogel such as PEG that can survive from this temperature?
Dear Zonghan Gan, what do you mean by 'survive'? Do you mean stable ? In the following RG free document, it is stable up to 95.8. My Regards
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228522375_Degradation_on_polyacrylamides_Part_II_Polyacrylamide_gels
Dear Zonghan Gan, what do you mean by 'survive'? Do you mean stable ? In the following RG free document, it is stable up to 95.8. My Regards
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228522375_Degradation_on_polyacrylamides_Part_II_Polyacrylamide_gels
Dear Zonghan Gan, is it important to use a polyacrylamide gel for the probe? We are based in the UK and have expertise in R&D and manufacturing of hydrogels (not based on acrylamide) for biomedical electrodes and wearable devices. Please contact me if you require further information. Regards.
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