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Many materials with nanofluidic channels are exploited to achieve salinity gradient energy conversion. However, most materials are fragile, difficult to process, or only prepared into a limited size, which greatly restricts their practical application in the future. Herein, a covalent organic polymers membrane with high mechanical property and stability is fabricated, which can keep integrity in harsh...
Energy Harvesting
There are salinity gradients at the confluence of the river and sea, which contain tremendous amounts of energy. In article number 2107600, Jin Zhai and co‐workers fabricate a covalent organic polymers membrane for harvesting the salinity gradient energy. The membrane has better properties and can be prepared in large areas, which is expected to be applied in the future to real‐world...
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