Novel Sponge-Based Carbonaceous Hydrogel for a Highly Efficient Interfacial Photothermal-Driven Atmospheric Water Generator
Xiangting Hou,
Fangyuan Dong,
Hao Fan
et al.
Abstract:A high-performance atmospheric water generator based on continuous adsorption−desorption of liquid hygroscopic agents was constructed by applying interfacial photothermal evaporation technology to the field of atmospheric water harvesting. A three-dimensional carboncontaining sponge hydrogel photothermal conversion material with a porous channel structure was designed, which was prepared from melamine foam (MF) and carbon black (CB) cross-linked by sodium alginate (SA). The results showed that the evaporation … Show more
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