Antisolvent engineering enhanced high-entropy liquid flow thermocells with giant power densities for low-grade heat harvesting

A cost-effective and facile strategy for enhancing solvation entropy increase of redox ions is proposed through antisolvent engineering, which reaches a giant P max /Δ T 2 of 64.5 mW m −2 K −2 and η r of 11.8% with low cost and low temperature resistance.

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Energy & Environmental Science
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ee04880j
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Advanced Thermoelectric Materials and Devices
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A cost-effective and facile strategy for enhancing solvation entropy increase of redox ions is proposed through antisolvent engineering, which reaches a giant P max /Δ T 2 of 64.5 mW m −2 K −2 and η r of 11.8% with low cost and low temperature resistance.

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