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This research aims to create a sustainable ionic hydrogel for efficient moisture-electric generation.

February 26, 2026

Sustainable Lignin-Based Ionic Hydrogel for High-Performance Moisture-Electric Generation and Self-Powered Wearable Sensing

XTXinli TangNorth China University of Science and Technology YLYijun LuNorth China University of Science and Technology QSQiang ShiNorth China University of Science and Technology

Key Points

This research aims to create a sustainable ionic hydrogel for efficient moisture-electric generation.
Developed a lignin-based ionic hydrogel
Evaluated performance in moisture-induced electric generation
Tested applications for self-powered wearable sensors
Achieved high-performance moisture-electric generation
Demonstrated improved output current compared to previous designs
Presented a simplified fabrication process for the hydrogel

Abstract

The development of sustainable and high-performance hydrogel-based moisture-induced electric generators (HMEGs) is crucial for advancing self-powered electronics but remains challenging due to tedious fabrication processes, low output current, and the...

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