ArticleNature communications2026
Multicellular architectures for high-rate solar evaporation with spatial salt crystallization under high-salinity.
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Solar-driven evaporation offers decentralized freshwater production and brine management, yet remains limited by inefficient water transport, thermal losses and salt fouling arising from insufficient understanding of geometry-transport-performance relationships. Here, 3D-printed multicellular solar evaporators with systematically varied lattice unit cells are developed to clarify these relationships, identifying liquid-solid contact perimeter, porosity and thermal interface area as key geometric parameters governing capillary water delivery and heat transfer. Guided by these, an optimized FBCC-+_5 evaporator achieves a high evaporation rate of 6.90 kg m
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