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Quantifying Wetting Dynamics with Triboelectrification [PDF]
Wetting is often perceived as an intrinsic surface property of materials, but determining its evolution is complicated by its complex dependence on roughness across the scales.
Xiaolong Zhang +7 more
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Does Flexoelectricity Drive Triboelectricity? [PDF]
The triboelectric effect, charge transfer during sliding, is well established but the thermodynamic driver is not well understood. We hypothesize here that flexoelectric potential differences induced by inhomogeneous strains at nanoscale asperities drive
Christopher A. Mizzi +2 more
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PET-PZT Dielectric Polarization: Electricity Harvested from Photon Energy [PDF]
The effect of residual stress or heat on ferroelectrics used to convert photons into electricity was investigated. The data analysis reveals that when the PET-PZT piezoelectric transducer is UV-irradiated with a 405 nm wavelength, it becomes a photon ...
Alex Nikolov, Sohail Murad, Jongju Lee
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Triboelectricity In Insulating Polymers: Evidence For A Mechanochemical Mechanism. [PDF]
Transfer of reaction products formed on the surfaces of two mutually rubbed dielectric solids makes an important if not dominating contribution to triboelectricity.
Beraldo da Silveira Balestrin, Lia +3 more
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Triboelectric Nanogenerators: State of the Art
The triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG), as a novel energy harvesting technology, has garnered widespread attention. As a relatively young field in nanogenerator research, investigations into various aspects of the TENG are still ongoing.
Zhan Shi +6 more
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A Wireless Triboelectric Nanogenerator [PDF]
AbstractA new “wireless” paradigm for harvesting mechanical energy via a 3D‐printed wireless triboelectric nanogenerator (W‐TENG) comprised of an ecofriendly graphene polylactic acid (gPLA) nanocomposite and Teflon is demonstrated. The W‐TENG generates very high output voltages >2 kV with a strong electric field that enables the wireless ...
Sai Sunil Kumar Mallineni +4 more
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The triboelectricity of the human body
Abstract Triboelectrification (contact electrification) as a physical phenomenon appeared for the first time in a dialogue by Plato around 400 B.C. The phenomenon described in the dialogue is about amber that people wear attracting dry hair. The description also indicated that triboelectrification was first discovered on the human body.
Renyun Zhang +7 more
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Miniaturized and High Volumetric Energy Density Power Supply Device Based on a Broad-Frequency Vibration Driven Triboelectric Nanogenerator [PDF]
The widespread vibration is one of the most promising energy sources for IoT and small sensors, and broad-frequency vibration energy harvesting is important. Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) can convert vibration energy into electrical energy through
Liting Wu +5 more
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Selection rules of triboelectric materials for direct-current triboelectric nanogenerator [PDF]
AbstractThe rapid development of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence brings increasing attention on the harvesting of distributed energy by using triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG), especially the direct current TENG (DC-TENG). It is essential to select appropriate triboelectric materials for obtaining a high performance TENG.
Zhong Lin Wang +11 more
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Quantum Theory of Triboelectricity [PDF]
6 pages, 2 figures + supplemental material (2 pages, 1 figure). v5: replaced to match published version (minor changes of form)
Robert Alicki +3 more
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