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Moisture-electric generator based on a facilely prepared cyanobacteria–sodium alginate–chitosan composite hydrogel
We developed moisture-enabled electricity generation materials by loading polydopamine-modified nonwoven substrates with cyanobacteria–sodium alginate–chitosan hydrogels. Under ambient conditions, the device produced an output of 0.48 V and 2 μA. Polysaccharides and proteins released from disrupted cyanobacteria facilitated charge separation. When connected in series, the materials were able to power light-emitting diodes.
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