Printed organic electronic device components from edible materials

Journal Article


Abstract

  • The electrical and mechanical characteristics of ionic-covalent entanglement hydrogels consisting of combinations of the edible biopolymers gellan gum and gelatin were investigated. Impedance analysis and compression testing showed that these hydrogels (with water content = 97%) exhibited conductivity values of up to 13 mS/cm and compressive stress at failure values of up to 1.0 MPa. These are suitable characteristics for printed and mechanically robust wet device components.

Publication Date

  • 2015

Citation

  • Keller, A. & in het Panhuis, M. (2015). Printed organic electronic device components from edible materials. MRS Online Proceedings, 1717 7-11. Boston, Massachusetts 2014 MRS Fall Meeting: Symposium A - Organic Bioelectronics

Scopus Eid

  • 2-s2.0-84938946950

Ro Metadata Url

  • http://ro.uow.edu.au/smhpapers/3253

Number Of Pages

  • 4

Start Page

  • 7

End Page

  • 11

Volume

  • 1717

Abstract

  • The electrical and mechanical characteristics of ionic-covalent entanglement hydrogels consisting of combinations of the edible biopolymers gellan gum and gelatin were investigated. Impedance analysis and compression testing showed that these hydrogels (with water content = 97%) exhibited conductivity values of up to 13 mS/cm and compressive stress at failure values of up to 1.0 MPa. These are suitable characteristics for printed and mechanically robust wet device components.

Publication Date

  • 2015

Citation

  • Keller, A. & in het Panhuis, M. (2015). Printed organic electronic device components from edible materials. MRS Online Proceedings, 1717 7-11. Boston, Massachusetts 2014 MRS Fall Meeting: Symposium A - Organic Bioelectronics

Scopus Eid

  • 2-s2.0-84938946950

Ro Metadata Url

  • http://ro.uow.edu.au/smhpapers/3253

Number Of Pages

  • 4

Start Page

  • 7

End Page

  • 11

Volume

  • 1717