Skin Like Hydrogel Heals Wounds 90 Percent in 4 HOON | Skin -like hydrogel can heal wound in 4 hours

New Hydrogel for Wound Healing: There is power of self healing in our skin. When there is a cut or wound on the skin, the skin slowly heals it. If the wound is more, then it can take several days to heal. Now scientists from Germany and Finland have deleted a unique hydrogel, which can heal skin wounds up to 90% within just 4 hours. Not only this, it can heal hydrogel wound completely within just 24 hours. It mimics our skin and accelerates the healing process.

Science Direct of Report According to Scientists from Alto University, Finland and University of Bayerith in Germany have developed this new hydrogel. It mimics the self-healing properties of the skin and helps in healing the wound very fast. Till now an attempt was made to make many synthetic materials with properties like skin, but they did not get much success. However, the new hydrogel skin can do the work of healing well.

The secret of the success of this new technology is hidden in the process of entanglement. In this, polymer chain gets entangled in a winding manner around each other between nanostes. Researcher Chen Liang explains that making this gel is very easy as baking. The first monomer powder was added to the water with nanosheets. Then this mixture was placed under the UV lamp, which makes the monomer tied and makes a flexible solid gel. This structure makes it so special.

When this hydrogel was bitten after preparing, it had cured itself up to 80–90% within 4 hours. Within 24 hours it is completely re -connected. Its ability is because polymer chains are very dynamic and flexible and immediately start getting connected with each other after injury. One millimeter thick hydrogel can have about 10,000 layers, which not only strengthens, but also gives flexibility as human skin.

According to Dr. Hong Zhang, the chief researcher of this research, scientists had been trying to make strict, strong and self -heating hydrogel for a long time, but had not been successful till now. By strengthening hydrogel through traditional methods, its healing capacity was reduced. But this new structure has crossed this obstacle. It can bring a new revolution in many areas of hydrogel therapy. It can be helpful in rapid wound healing, drug delivery, soft robotics and artificial limbs. This gel can be extremely effective for burns, after surgery or for patients with chronic wounds.

Oli Ikakala, professor at Alto University, says that this research is an excellent example of how things in nature inspire us to create new types of synthetic materials. It is easy to imagine with power and healing capacity of this hydrogel skin that such robots will be developed in the future, which have their own strong and self-improvement skin. Even though its complete use in the real world is some time away, this discovery can prove to be a big milestone in the material design world.