What Materials are Used for Biocompatible Electrolytes?
Several materials are commonly used for biocompatible electrolytes, including: - Ionic liquids: These are salts in the liquid state that can conduct ions and are often biocompatible. - Hydrogels: These are networks of polymer chains that can hold a large amount of water, making them suitable for biological environments. - Biopolymers: These include materials such as chitosan and alginate, which are derived from natural sources and are inherently biocompatible.
