Liquid Metal Oxide Liquid metals spontaneously form protective oxide skins on their surfaces when exposed to oxygen. In article number 2309177, John William Boley and co-workers leverage this mechanism to produce electrochemical energy from the re-growth of liquid metal oxide after being damaged by mechanical disturbances. This discovery enables the design of strain-activated stretchable batteries and self-powered soft devices.
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