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Tribovoltaic nanogenerators (TVNG) represent a fantastic opportunity for developing low‐frequency energy harvesting and self‐powered sensing, by exploiting their real‐time direct‐current (DC) output. Here, a thorough study of the effect of relative humidity (RH) on a TVNG consisting of 4H‐SiC (n‐type) and metallic copper foil (SM‐TVNG) is presented. The SM‐TVNG shows a remarkable sensitivity to RH...
Nanostructured gold has attracted significant interest from materials science, chemistry, optics and photonics, and biology due to their extraordinary potential for manipulating visible and near‐infrared light through the excitation of plasmon resonances. However, gold nanostructures are rarely measured experimentally in their plasmonic properties and hardly used for high‐temperature applications...
Future applications of graphene rely highly on the production of large‐area high‐quality graphene, especially large single‐crystalline graphene, due to the reduction of defects caused by grain boundaries. However, current large single‐crystalline graphene growing methodologies are suffering from low growth rate and as a result, industrial graphene production is always confronted by high energy consumption,...
In article 1702916, Hailin Peng, Zhongfan Liu, and co‐workers demonstrate low‐temperature, rapid growth of graphene using ethane as a carbon feedstock. The authors achieve both a higher growth rate and larger domain size in comparison to the methane method. This study brings new insights into the effect of carbon feedstock on graphene growth, reducing the energy consumption for massive synthesis of...
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