ArticleSmall science2026
Asymmetric Doping of a Polyelectrolyte Network Into a Tough Slide-Ring Hydrogel Membrane to Enhance Sustainable Osmotic Energy Harvesting.
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Asymmetric ion-selective membranes are beneficial for harvesting osmotic energy from salinity gradients such as the seawater-freshwater interface by reverse electrodialysis (RED). Among the various RED membrane technologies, gradient hydrogel membranes can exhibit exceptional performance due to structural features that facilitate ion-selective transport, but often suffer from poor mechanical properties and/or high internal resistance. Here, a high-entanglement slide-ring asymmetric polyelectrolyte double-network (SRAP-DN) hydrogel membrane has been prepared by unilateral photopolymerization for osmotic energy harvesting by RED. The membrane can achieve high output power densities >10 Wm
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