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November 14, 2025ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

An Eco-Friendly Dual-Gradient Janus Fabric for Personal Thermal-Moisture Management

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JZJingna ZhangYHYangzhe HouCLChuntai Liu

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Assessment shows water evaporation rate of 651.88 g m-2 h-1 in biodegradable polymers, suggesting effective thermal management textiles may improve comfort in high-intensity activities.

Key Points

  • Subambient cooling reached 7.2 °C under direct sunlight, indicating significant potential for outdoor comfort.
  • Solar reflectance measured at 91.02% and mid-infrared emissivity at 95.34%, validating the effectiveness of the fabric.
  • Analysis involved a dual-gradient Janus fabric, highlighting advancements in sweat wicking and breathable textiles.
  • Promising for wearable technologies, this approach calls for further exploration of eco-friendly materials in clothing.

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Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69251999c0ce034ddc353b60https://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.5c18574
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