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Thermogalvanic hydrogels for self-powered temperature monitoring in extreme environments
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Materials ScienceHydrogelsChemical EngineeringBiomedical SensorsEngineeringRedox PairBiopolymer GelPolymer ScienceTemperature MeasurementSuperior Anti-drying CapacityPreferred Temperature ToleranceThermodynamicsThermoanalytical MethodThermal SensorThermal EngineeringThermophysical PropertyElectrochemistryThermogalvanic Hydrogels
A gel electrolyte-based thermogalvanic device with I − /I 3 − as a redox pair is fabricated, which shows a preferred temperature tolerance and superior anti-drying capacity. Thus, a gel-based temperature monitoring system was developed.
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