Surface-dominant micro/nanofluidics for efficient green energy conversion
Cong Wang,
Eunseok Seo,
Jungyul Park
Abstract:Green energy conversion in aqueous systems has attracted considerable interest owing to the sustainable clean energy demand resulting from population and economic growth and urbanization, as well as the significant potential energy from water resources and other regenerative sources coupled with fluids. In particular, molecular motion based on intrinsic micro/nanofluidic phenomena at the liquid–solid interface (LSI) is crucial for efficient and sustainable green energy conversion. The electrical double layer i… Show more
This review provides a comprehensive account of high-performance asymmetric moist-electric generators spanning from their fundamental research to real-world applications.
This review provides a comprehensive account of high-performance asymmetric moist-electric generators spanning from their fundamental research to real-world applications.
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