Emerging self-sustained electricity generation enabled by moisture

[1]  Xiang Wang,et al.  Harvesting Energy from Atmospheric Water: Grand Challenges in Continuous Electricity Generation , 2023, Advanced materials.

[2]  L. Qu,et al.  Moisture Enabled Electricity from Hygroscopic Materials: A New Type of Clean Energy. , 2023, Advanced materials.

[3]  Jiaxing Xu,et al.  Pathways for continuous electricity generation from ambient moisture , 2023, Matter.

[4]  Haipeng Yu,et al.  Achieving efficient power generation by designing bioinspired and multi-layered interfacial evaporator , 2022, Nature Communications.

[5]  Guihua Yu,et al.  Sorbents for Atmospheric Water Harvesting: from Design Principles to Applications. , 2022, Angewandte Chemie.

[6]  Wanlin Guo,et al.  Materials for evaporation‐driven hydrovoltaic technology , 2022, Interdisciplinary Materials.

[7]  Zhuhua Zhang,et al.  Self-sustained electricity generator driven by the compatible integration of ambient moisture adsorption and evaporation , 2022, Nature Communications.

[8]  Zhuhua Zhang,et al.  Hydrovoltaic technology: from mechanism to applications. , 2022, Chemical Society reviews.

[9]  L. Qu,et al.  Moisture adsorption-desorption full cycle power generation , 2022, Nature Communications.

[10]  Junfei Tian,et al.  Enhancing output performance of surface-modified wood sponge-carbon black ink hygroelectric generator via moisture-triggered galvanic cell , 2022, Nano Energy.

[11]  X. Tao,et al.  Ionic Hydrogel for Efficient and Scalable Moisture‐Electric Generation , 2022, Advanced materials.

[12]  Yaoxin Zhang,et al.  An Asymmetric Hygroscopic Structure for Moisture‐Driven Hygro‐Ionic Electricity Generation and Storage , 2022, Advanced materials.

[13]  Guihua Yu,et al.  Materials Engineering for Atmospheric Water Harvesting: Progress and Perspectives , 2022, Advanced materials.

[14]  T. Han,et al.  Holey graphene oxide membranes containing both nanopores and nanochannels for highly efficient harvesting of water evaporation energy , 2022, Chemical Engineering Journal.

[15]  Mingwang Shao,et al.  Freestanding Silicon Nanowires Mesh for Efficient Electricity Generation from Evaporation-Induced Water Capillary Flow , 2022, SSRN Electronic Journal.

[16]  L. Qu,et al.  Sunlight‐Coordinated High‐Performance Moisture Power in Natural Conditions , 2021, Advanced materials.

[17]  Ruzhu Wang,et al.  Ultrahigh solar-driven atmospheric water production enabled by scalable rapid-cycling water harvester with vertically aligned nanocomposite sorbent , 2021, Energy & Environmental Science.

[18]  L. Qu,et al.  Bilayer of polyelectrolyte films for spontaneous power generation in air up to an integrated 1,000 V output , 2021, Nature Nanotechnology.

[19]  Yuri I. Aristov,et al.  Ultrahigh-Energy-Density Sorption Thermal Battery Enabled by Graphene Aerogel-Based Composite Sorbents for Thermal Energy Harvesting from Air , 2021 .

[20]  Wanlin Guo,et al.  Probing the Interaction of Water Molecules with Oxidized Graphene by First Principles , 2021 .

[21]  L. Qu,et al.  Emerging Materials for Water-Enabled Electricity Generation , 2021 .

[22]  Hao Li,et al.  A flexible electrokinetic power generator derived from paper and ink for wearable electronics , 2020 .

[23]  G. Zou,et al.  Moisture‐Enabled Electricity Generation: From Physics and Materials to Self‐Powered Applications , 2020, Advanced materials.

[24]  Jun Yin,et al.  Hydrovoltaic Energy on the Way , 2020 .

[25]  Ruzhu Wang,et al.  Near-Zero-Energy Smart Battery Thermal Management Enabled by Sorption Energy Harvesting from Air , 2020, ACS central science.

[26]  Wenbin Wang,et al.  Agricultural waste-derived moisture-absorber for all-weather atmospheric water collection and electricity generation , 2020 .

[27]  Xianqing Yang,et al.  Sustainable and flexible hydrovoltaic power generator for wearable sensing electronics , 2020, Nano Energy.

[28]  Guihua Yu,et al.  Atmospheric Water Harvesting: A Review of Material and Structural Designs , 2020, ACS Materials Letters.

[29]  Guihua Yu,et al.  Materials for solar-powered water evaporation , 2020, Nature Reviews Materials.

[30]  Tae Gwang Yun,et al.  Self-operating transpiration-driven electrokinetic power generator with an artificial hydrological cycle , 2020, Energy & Environmental Science.

[31]  D. Lovley,et al.  Power generation from ambient humidity using protein nanowires , 2020, Nature.

[32]  L. Qu,et al.  Moist-electric generation. , 2019, Nanoscale.

[33]  Tae Gwang Yun,et al.  Transpiration Driven Electrokinetic Power Generator. , 2019, ACS nano.

[34]  Jun Zhou,et al.  Surface functional modification boosts the output of an evaporation-driven water flow nanogenerator , 2019, Nano Energy.

[35]  L. Qu,et al.  An efficient polymer moist-electric generator , 2019, Energy & Environmental Science.

[36]  Wanlin Guo,et al.  Emerging hydrovoltaic technology , 2018, Nature Nanotechnology.

[37]  Yue Shen,et al.  Electricity generation from water droplets via capillary infiltrating , 2018, Nano Energy.

[38]  Zhong Lin Wang,et al.  Thermal–Electric Nanogenerator Based on the Electrokinetic Effect in Porous Carbon Film , 2018 .

[39]  Pierre Gentine,et al.  Potential for natural evaporation as a reliable renewable energy resource , 2017, Nature Communications.

[40]  H. Fischer,et al.  A review of salt hydrates for seasonal heat storage in domestic applications , 2017 .

[41]  Kang Liu,et al.  Capillary driven electrokinetic generator for environmental energy harvesting , 2017 .

[42]  Jun Zhou,et al.  Water-evaporation-induced electricity with nanostructured carbon materials. , 2017, Nature nanotechnology.

[43]  Richard H. Henchman,et al.  Protons and Hydroxide Ions in Aqueous Systems. , 2016, Chemical reviews.

[44]  Z. Abbas,et al.  Effect of Electrolyte Concentration on the Stern Layer Thickness at a Charged Interface. , 2016, Angewandte Chemie.

[45]  Fei Zhao,et al.  Direct Power Generation from a Graphene Oxide Film under Moisture , 2015, Advanced materials.

[46]  T. Andrews,et al.  An update on Earth's energy balance in light of the latest global observations , 2012 .

[47]  A. Majumdar,et al.  Opportunities and challenges for a sustainable energy future , 2012, Nature.

[48]  Fernando Galembeck,et al.  Charge partitioning at gas-solid interfaces: humidity causes electricity buildup on metals. , 2010, Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids.

[49]  R. F. Gouveia,et al.  Electrostatic charging of hydrophilic particles due to water adsorption. , 2009, Journal of the American Chemical Society.

[50]  C. Dekker,et al.  Power generation by pressure-driven transport of ions in nanofluidic channels. , 2007, Nano letters.

[51]  S. Kanae,et al.  Global Hydrological Cycles and World Water Resources , 2006, Science.

[52]  A. Fruchtman,et al.  Electric field in a double layer and the imparted momentum. , 2006, Physical review letters.

[53]  C. Dekker,et al.  Streaming currents in a single nanofluidic channel. , 2005, Physical review letters.

[54]  D. C. Clary,et al.  The Water Dipole Moment in Water Clusters , 1997, Science.

[55]  D. Grahame.  The electrical double layer and the theory of electrocapillarity. , 1947, Chemical reviews.

[56]  Tae Gwang Yun,et al.  Towards Watt-scale hydroelectric energy harvesting by Ti3C2Tx-based transpiration-driven electrokinetic power generators , 2021, Energy & Environmental Science.

[57]  A. Hassanali,et al.  Charge transfer across C–H···O hydrogen bonds stabilizes oil droplets in water , 2021 .

[58]  Yi Cui,et al.  The path towards sustainable energy. , 2016, Nature materials.