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3D Hierarchical Electrodes Boosting Ultrahigh Power Output for Gelatin‐KCl‐FeCN4−/3− Ionic Thermoelectric Cells

Li et al., 2022

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3648909384110163271
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Li Y
Li Q
Zhang X
Deng B
Han C
Liu W
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Advanced Energy Materials

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Ionic thermoelectric (i‐TE) cells, using ions as energy carriers, have the advantage of achieving a high voltage of 1− 5 V at approximately ambient temperature, showing a promise as a technology for powering Internet‐of‐Things (IoT) sensors. However, the low …
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