Cellulose‑enabled Hydrovoltaic Energy Generation: from Molecular and Materials Design to Device Integration (IMAGE)
Caption
- This review systematically categorizes emerging cellulose-enabled hydrovoltaic energy generators into four types based on their working mechanisms and synthesizes their research progress.
- Molecular and microstructure–property–performance relationships governing hydration and ion transport are elucidated to provide engineering strategies that leverage cellulose’s intrinsic surface molecular chemistry and structural tunability.
- Emerging applications in user-interactive electronics based on cellulose-enabled hydrovoltaic energy are comprehensively reviewed across power sources and self-powered sensors for biological and environmental activities.
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EunAe Shin, Guangtao Zan, Kaiying Zhao, Shengyou Li, Gwanho Kim, Minji Kwon, HoYeon Kim, Jin Kie Shim*, Cheolmin Park*.
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