ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Flexible Moisture-Electric Generator Based on Vertically Graded GO-rGO/Ag Films.
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Moisture-electricity generators (MEGs) hold great promise for green energy conversion. However, existing devices focus on the need for complex gradient distribution treatments and the improvement in output voltage, overlooking the important role of the graphene oxide (GO) oxidation degree and the response time and recovery time in practical application. In this work, we develop printed MEGs by synthesizing reduced graphene oxide/silver nanoparticle (rGO/Ag) composites and controlling the GO oxidation degree. The rGO/Ag layer serves as a functional component that enhances cycling stability and shortens the recovery time. Additionally, compared to conventional rigid-structure devices, these flexible MEGs can be produced by inkjet printing and drop-casting techniques. A 1 cm
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