ArticleSmall (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2026
Carbon Nanotube-Based Multi-Functional "Yin"-"Yang" Film: Dual Applications in Solar Water Evaporation and Blue Energy Harvesting.
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The ocean abounds with a wide variety of energy sources and resources. To achieve more efficient exploitation of these, it is of great significance to design and prepare multifunctional composite materials capable of collecting and utilizing ocean energy and resources. Inspired by the complementary "Yin"-"Yang" philosophy in traditional Chinese thought, this paper designed and fabricated a multi-functional "Yin"-"Yang" film (silk fiber-carbon nanotube (SC) film), based on carbon nanotubes and silk. The film, which features a distinct gradient structure, is constructed through a simple vacuum filtration process. The "Yang" side enriches carbon nanotubes, demonstrating excellent photothermal conversion capability and negative triboelectric potential. While the "Yin" side is enriched with silk, exhibiting superhydrophilicity and mechanical support. Under one-sun illumination, the SC-based evaporator achieves an evaporation rate of 1.74 kg·m
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