ArticleNano-micro letters2026
Resting-Potential-Inspired Solid-State Iontronic Osmotic Power Source Enabled by Polarized MXene.
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Abstract
Bio-inspired osmotic energy has shown great potential as a portable energy source or artificial electrical organ for green and sustainable power generation. However, ion-electron decoupling problem and complex structures resulting from over-engineering often limit output power and portability. Here, we propose a comprehensive design strategy that exploits the unique ion-electron coupling properties of polarized MXene to mimic transmembrane ion transport at resting potential, thereby developing an all-MXene solid-state iontronics osmotic power source (IOPS). Density functional theory calculations and multiscale characterizations reveal that its operating mechanism is based on the diffusion dynamics of K
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