Thermoelectric materials are promising in relieving the energy crisis concerning harvesting
waste heat and providing a new environment-friendly self-power source for Internet of …

Abundant and ubiquitous thermal heat called low-grade heat (< 150° C) is wasted in our
surroundings owing to the lack of effective and low-cost energy technologies. Thermo …

The rapid growth of flexible quasi‐solid‐state thermocells (TECs) provides a fresh way
forward for wearable electronics. However, their insufficient mechanical strength and power …

Thermocells are a thermoelectric conversion technology that utilizes the shift in an
electrochemical equilibrium arising from a temperature difference. This technology has a …

Gelatin-based ionic hydrogels are flexible, bio-compatible, and abundant materials, showing
immense potential as quasi-solid-state electrolytes in energy conversion and storage …

Quasi-solid thermoelectrochemical cells (TECs) are promising candidates for wearable
energy harvesting devices as they enable the continuous conversion of low-grade heat into …

Liquid-state thermocells (LITCs) have a promising for efficient low-grade waste heat
harvesting. However, its practical application is restricted by low ionic thermopower and …

The evolutionary success of heat recovery technology plays an important role in global
sustainable energy solutions. Low-grade heat (below 200° C) from solar radiation, industry …

Abstract Low-grade heat (< 100° C) is widespread and vast potential source of power to be
exploited. Liquid-state thermocell (LTC) has provided an alternative approach to directly …

A thermocell is an emerging alternative to thermoelectric devices and exhibits a high
Seebeck coefficient (Se) due to the large change of solvation entropy associated with redox …