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In article number 2004132, Hongbo Zeng and co‐workers discover a novel coacervation phenomenon by mixing silicotungstic acid and nonionic polyethylene glycol in water, driven by hydrogen bonding interactions, which provides a new platform for engineering multifunctional coacervate materials as tissue glues, wound dressings and membrane‐free cell systems.
Coacervation plays a critical role in numerous biological activities such as constructing biological tissues and achieving robust wet adhesion of marine sessile organisms, which conventionally occurs when oppositely charged polyelectrolytes are mixed in aqueous solutions driven by electrostatic attraction. Here, a novel type of adhesive coacervate is reported, driven by hydrogen‐bonding interactions,...
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