The phrase "adhesive gel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of gel that has adhesive properties, often used in medical or cosmetic applications.
Example: "The adhesive gel provided a strong bond for the wound dressing, ensuring it stayed in place."
Alternatives: "sticky gel" or "bonding gel".
Lee, S. et al. A strain-absorbing design for tissue machine interfaces using a tunable adhesive gel.
For this purpose, water-resistant catechol-conjugated chitosan (CHI C) adhesive gel patch was used.
In the end I took the nuclear option and stripped the adhesive gel off the back of the Dash buttons, which doesn't take long if you pull hard enough, and replaced them with poster mounting strips, which did the trick.
Mucus is a viscoelastic and adhesive gel that protects the lung airways, gastrointestinal (GI) tract, vagina, eye and other mucosal surfaces.
This spring the Government Accountability Office announced that it had submitted a fabricated study of a fake surgical adhesive gel called Adhesiabloc to an independent review board, which approved the protocol by unanimous vote, saying the "gel is probably very safe".
An optimum adhesive gel electrolyte and its concentration (4.6 M NH4Cl (aq)./13.7 wt% polyethyleneimine (PEI /3.7 wt% Carbopol 940) were determined by showing the highest ionic conductivity as 1.94 × 10−1 S/cm at 25 °C.
By sandwiching cells between two adhesive gels (composed of methacrylated gelatin) or between an adhesive and a non-adhesive gel (composed of gellan), we show that cells are more motile in case of the latter.
Using electric fields, they can push and pull tiny, particle-filled droplets between two glass plates, assemble them into a larger configuration, and treat the droplets to form adhesive gels.
For example, silicon microcantilevers are loaded into AFMs using clamps, spring-loaded clips, or adhesive gels, but other devices require custom-designed packages for electrical connections, thermal interfaces, microfluidic manifolds, or vacuum packaging to maintain the resonator at low pressure[16].
For example, silicon microcantilevers are loaded into AFMs using clamps, spring-loaded clips, or adhesive gels, but other devices require custom-designed packages for electrical connections, thermal interfaces, microfluidic manifolds, or vacuum packaging to maintain the resonator at low pressure [16].
Two reviews support the use of anti-adhesive gel for reducing de novo adhesion formation following operative hysteroscopy.
