ArticleChemical science2025
Harvesting ionic power from a neutralization reaction through a heterogeneous graphene oxide membrane.
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- Harnessing Entropic Effects from Interlayer Coupling to Modulate Ion Transport and Rectification in Multilayered Janus Graphene Nanopores.Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2026Article
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Abstract
Nanofluidics is a system of fluid transport limited to a nano-confined space, including the transport of ions and molecules. The use of intelligent nanofluidics has shown great potential in energy conversion. However, ion transport is hindered by homogeneous membranes with uniform charge distribution and concentration polarization, which often leads to an undesirable power conversion performance. Here, we demonstrate the feasibility of a neutralization reaction-enhanced energy conversion process based on heterogeneous graphene oxide (GO) nanofluidics with a bipolar structure. The asymmetric charge distribution inherent to the heterogeneous nanofluidics facilitates a complementary two-way ion diffusion process, which in turn promotes efficient charge separation and superposed ionic diffusion. An output power density of up to 29.58 W m
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