2022
DOI: 10.1002/advs.202105819
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Biomimetic Light‐Driven Aerogel Passive Pump for Volatile Organic Pollutant Removal

Abstract: Inspired by the solar-light-driven oxygen transportation in aquatic plants, a biomimetic sustainable light-driven aerogel pump with a surface layer containing black manganese oxide (MnO 2 ) as an optical absorber is developed. The flow intensity of the pumped air is controlled by the pore structure of nanofilbrillated cellulose, urea-modified chitosan, or polymethylsilsesquioxane (PMSQ) aerogels. The MnO 2 -induced photothermal conversion drives both the passive gas flow and the catalytic degradation of volati… Show more

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“…The peaks located at 530, 400, and 284–295 eV are assigned to the binding energy of O, N, and C, respectively. The peak appearing at around 688 eV corresponds to the binding energy of F – , and the new peaks appearing at about 643 and 655 eV correspond to the binding energy of Mn 2+ (Figure e). High-resolution XPS spectra shown in Figure S4a further confirm the successful modification of the MCPP membrane by PNIPAM and PVDF. The C 1s peaks, which are assigned to C–C (294.5 eV), C–F 2 (291.7 eV), C–F (290.5 eV), CO (288 eV), C–N (286.1 eV), and C–H 2 (284.6 eV), are detected clearly (Figure S4a).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…The peaks located at 530, 400, and 284–295 eV are assigned to the binding energy of O, N, and C, respectively. The peak appearing at around 688 eV corresponds to the binding energy of F – , and the new peaks appearing at about 643 and 655 eV correspond to the binding energy of Mn 2+ (Figure e). High-resolution XPS spectra shown in Figure S4a further confirm the successful modification of the MCPP membrane by PNIPAM and PVDF. The C 1s peaks, which are assigned to C–C (294.5 eV), C–F 2 (291.7 eV), C–F (290.5 eV), CO (288 eV), C–N (286.1 eV), and C–H 2 (284.6 eV), are detected clearly (Figure S4a).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…[18] The absorption peak at 1026 cm −1 is ascribed to the stretching vibration of C─O bonds. [32,37] In the FTIR spectrum of CAF (Figure 1m), the absorption peak corresponding to the stretching vibration of the O─H bond shifted to 3444cm −1 , and the peak width became narrow, indicating that the interaction between ─OH groups and other molecules through H-bonds was weakened during annealing. The absorption peaks of ─COO − Na + and C─O were significantly decreased.…”
Section: Construction Strategy and Characterization Of Caf And Gcaf E...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11,12 Among the numerous possible substrates for 3D evaporators, cellulose aerogels are superior because they are sustainable, hydrophilic and can be easily formed into various structural designs. 13 These factors enable the continuous and efficient transport of water and reduce the outward reection of sunlight via scattering in pores. 14,15 However, the high degree of hydrophilicity of cellulose also increases its thermal conductivity sharply, leading to heat loss.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%