Adaptive IL-MOF Wearable Sensors with Self-Healing Capabilities

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  • Hasti Jahani Department of Mechanical Engineering, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran Author

Keywords:

self-healing sensors, IL-MOF hybrids, wearable technology, adaptive materials, electrohydrodynamic printing, Fe3(BTC)2, hydrogel, gas sensing, durability

Abstract

Wearable gas sensors with self-healing capabilities enhance durability and sustainability. This review investigates IL-functionalized Fe3(BTC)2 MOF hybrids integrated with hydrogel substrates via electrohydrodynamic (E-jet) printing, extending Ahmadipour et al. (2025). Drawing from 45 studies (2020-2025), we explore material design, self-healing mechanisms, and performance for NO2 and H2S, achieving a 380% response at 35 ppm NO2. Original tables compare healing efficiency and response times, while figures (if included) would depict healing processes and sensing profiles. The novelty lies in adaptive hydrogel-MOF composites, addressing wear and tear in long-term wearable applications.

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2025-06-21

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Adaptive IL-MOF Wearable Sensors with Self-Healing Capabilities. (2025). International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Construction Management (IJIECM), 3(1), 1-7. https://www.ijiecm.com/index.php/ijiecm/article/view/42

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