ArticleNature communications2024
High-performance cryo-temperature ionic thermoelectric liquid cell developed through a eutectic solvent strategy.
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Abstract
Ionic thermoelectric (i-TE) liquid cells offer an environmentally friendly, cost effective, and easy-operation route to low-grade heat recovery. However, the lowest temperature is limited by the freezing temperature of the aqueous electrolyte. Applying a eutectic solvent strategy, we fabricate a high-performance cryo-temperature i-TE liquid cell. Formamide is used as a chaotic organic solvent that destroys the hydrogen bond network between water molecules, forming a deep eutectic solvent that enables the cell to operate near cryo temperatures (down to -35 °C). After synergistic optimization of the electrode and cell structure, the as-fabricated liquid i-TE cell with cold (-35 °C) and hot (70 °C) ends achieve a high power density (17.5 W m
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