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Portable green energy out of the blue: hydrogel-based energy conversion devices

Figure 14. (A) Schematic of an IHMEG device and its functional components. (B) Schematic of the asymmetric moisture stimulus-induced potential in an IHMEG. (C) Voc (red curve) of an IHMEG device over time under an open ambient environment. The ambient relative humidity (blue curve) and temperature (black curve) were synchronously recorded. (D) Left: Schematic of the gradient distribution of ClO4- in gradient-3D-PPy. Middle: Free Li+ ions were ionized by adsorbed water vapor and caused a density gradient of Li+ ions. Right: In the desorption process of water vapor, the recombination of Li+ ions and ClO4- reduced the potential, resulting in a reverse electron flow in the external circuit. (E and F) voltage and current of the g-3D-PPy framework in response to a periodic RH variation (ΔRH = 85%). (A-C) Reprint with permission from Ref.[91]. Copyright 2022, The Authors, Wiley-VCH. (D-F) Reprint with permission from Ref.[92]. Copyright 2016, Wiley-VCH.

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