hüdrogeeliga
Hydrogel, a network of polymer chains that can absorb and retain large amounts of water, is often referred to as hydrogeliga in some contexts. These three-dimensional structures are inherently hydrophilic, meaning they have an affinity for water. The cross-linked polymer chains form a stable matrix that can swell significantly when immersed in water or other aqueous solutions, while typically maintaining their structural integrity. This absorption process is driven by osmosis and the chemical interactions between the polymer network and the solvent.
The properties of hydrogels can be tailored by modifying the polymer type, cross-linking density, and other