Engineering & Materials Science
Gelation
100%
Gels
75%
Polymers
52%
Hydrogels
26%
Swelling
22%
Elastic moduli
17%
Cytotoxicity
15%
Crosslinking
12%
Copolymers
12%
Rheology
11%
Superconducting transition temperature
11%
Structural properties
11%
Phase transitions
10%
Cells
10%
Thermodynamic properties
9%
Creep
8%
Scanning electron microscopy
8%
Degradation
7%
Mechanical properties
6%
Temperature
4%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Polymers
64%
Gels
59%
Elastic Modulus
24%
Sulfhydryl Compounds
22%
Hydrogels
22%
Transition Temperature
14%
Phase Transition
13%
Rheology
12%
Electron Scanning Microscopy
10%
Aneurysm
9%
Hot Temperature
8%
Kinetics
7%
Temperature
7%
Growth
5%
poly(NIPAAm-co-cysteamine)
4%
poly(N-isopropylacrylamide-co-hydroxyethyl methacrylate-acrylate)
1%
Chemical Compounds
Gel
44%
Thiol
17%
Hydrogel
16%
Creep
12%
Phase Transition Temperature
11%
Rheology
9%
Copolymer
6%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
6%