Post-consumer crisp snack bags as sustainable triboelectric materials for energy harvesting devices

Jose M. Esmeria; Dino F. Ligutan; Alexander C. Abad

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2026.140172

February 2, 2026Materials Letters

Post-consumer crisp snack bags as sustainable triboelectric materials for energy harvesting devices

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Post-consumer crisp snack bags demonstrate potential as effective triboelectric materials for energy harvesting devices, showcasing new sustainable practices.
Testing showed that these materials can significantly generate electrical energy due to their unique electrical conductivity properties.
Assessment involved analyzing their performance compared to traditional materials, highlighting the use of recycled products in technology applications.
These findings support the urgency for sustainable solutions, encouraging broader adoption of waste materials in energy technologies.

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Analysis reveals post-consumer crisp snack bags as viable triboelectric materials for energy harvesting, indicating strong sustainability implications.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a765eebadf0bb9e87db033 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matlet.2026.140172

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