Water is a colossal reservoir of clean energy as it adsorbs thirty-five percent of solar energy
reaching the Earth's surface. More than half of the adsorbed energy turns into latent heat for …

Water contains tremendous energy in a variety of forms, but very little of this energy has yet
been harnessed. Nanostructured materials can generate electricity on interaction with water …

Water evaporation is a ubiquitous natural process that harvests thermal energy from the
ambient environment. It has previously been utilized in a number of applications, including …

Water evaporation is a natural phase change phenomenon occurring any time and
everywhere. Enormous efforts have been made to harvest energy from this ubiquitous …

Solar-driven water evaporation system has attracted enormous attention in recent years.
This is due to the widespread use of natural sources such as solar energy and water …

Graphene, a single layer of carbon atoms in a honeycomb lattice, offers a number of
fundamentally superior qualities that make it a promising material for a wide range of …

Contact between water droplets with hydrophobic surfaces is a common phenomenon at
functional interfaces, and it has been extensively studied. However, quantifying the charge …

Since the early nineteenth century, it has been known that an electric potential can be
generated by driving an ionic liquid through fine channels or holes under a pressure …

The phenomenon of triboelectricity involves the flow of charged species across an interface,
but conclusively establishing the nature of the charge transfer has proven extremely difficult …

Hydrovoltaic technology has attracted intense research interest due to its capacity to directly
harvest green energy from water flow/evaporation. Carbon black (CB) and porous carbon …