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Triboelectric polymer with excellent enhanced electrical output performance over a wide temperature range

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NANO ENERGY
Volume 110, Issue -, Pages -

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DOI: 10.1016/j.nanoen.2023.108347

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Polymer tribomaterials; Fatty acid; Triboelectric nanogenerator; High temperature; Enhanced electrical output; Stability

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By introducing fatty acid lubricants, the electrical performance and stability of PH-SA based TENG have been improved, enabling it to maintain high-efficiency electrical output at high temperatures. This study provides an important reference for the development of high-performance PTM-TENG and greatly promotes the application of PTM-TENG devices in harsh environments.
Due to thermionic emission of triboelectric charge and degradation of mechanical stability of polymer tribo -materials (PTMs), PTMs based TENG (PTM-TENG) cannot maintain efficient electrical output and operate stably at high temperatures. Herein, a series of fatty acid doped PVDF-HFP (PH-FA) PTMs are fabricated. The intro-duction of FA lubricants dramatically increases the beta-phase relative fraction, dielectric constant and surface charge potential of PTMs. Therefore, the PH-SA (stearic acid) based TENG shows improved electrical output over a wide temperature range, extraordinary stability, and durability. Particularly, the VT/VRoom, IT/IRoom and QT/ QRoom of PH-SA at 100 degrees C are separately up to 231.10%, 251.46% and 234.01%, the output efficiency of PH-SA is still higher than 100% at 120 degrees C. This study not only provides pioneering reference for the development of advanced PTM-TENG with enhanced output performance over a wide temperature range, but also greatly pro-motes the application of PTM-TENG devices in harsh environments.

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