This invention discloses a composite conductive organic hydrogel, prepared by the following method: First,
acrylamide, carboxylated
cellulose nanofibers, and
carboxymethyl chitosan are copolymerized in an aqueous
glycerol solution to obtain a pregel. Then,
pyrrole is incorporated into the pregel, and subsequently,
pyrrole is oxidized using a
ferric chloride solution, causing it to polymerize in situ into
polypyrrole. The hydrogel of this invention uses
polyacrylamide as the network framework, incorporating carboxylated
cellulose nanofibers and
carboxymethyl chitosan, and polymerizing
polypyrrole in situ to form a multi-layered cross-linked network. The hydrogel of this invention possesses excellent mechanical properties, strong adhesion and easy peeling, high electrical
conductivity, excellent freeze resistance, and
biocompatibility. It can be used as a high-performance flexible
strain sensor for
human motion monitoring or as a bioelectrode for electrocardiogram
signal acquisition, showing broad application prospects in wearable
electronics and health monitoring.