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Simultaneous atmospheric water production and 24-hour power generation enabled by moisture-induced energy harvesting
T. Li, M. Wu, et al.
Tingxian Li and colleagues have pioneered a groundbreaking strategy that leverages moisture and sunlight to tackle water and electricity scarcity in arid regions. Their innovative hybrid device not only excels in atmospheric water harvesting but also generates thermoelectric power around the clock, achieving impressive performance metrics that hold promise for sustainable energy solutions.
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