Demonstrates effective PM capture and moisture management in respiratory protection devices, suggesting sustainable new materials.
) and low air resistance (44 Pa, 32 L/min), accompanied by excellent biodegradability that could alleviate environmental burdens associated with plastic pollution. Furthermore, the high electroactivity of the HJMM enabled self-powered respiratory monitoring, allowing real-time detection of breathing patterns without an external power supply. This work provided an effective strategy for reconciling high-throughput PM removal, superior moisture management, and self-powered respiratory monitoring toward challenging protective applications, appealing for next-generation respiratory protection equipment and sustainable materials solutions.
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