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The 16 pages that link to Hydrogel, each with the reason it gives.

• Hydrogen bondRelated: Hydrogen bonds can help cross-link hydrogel networks and make them responsive to conditions.

• Contact lensRelated: Hydrogels made comfortable, flexible contact lenses possible.

• MucusRelated: Mucus behaves as a biological hydrogel formed by mucin polymers.

• Electric eelRelated: Hydrogel-based artificial cells have been designed to imitate the eel’s flexible electrocytes.

• MucilageRelated: Mucilage absorbs water and forms gel-like material around plant tissues.

• Pendant groupRelated: Hydrophilic pendant groups help determine water uptake and swelling.