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A MOF-reinforced self-foaming sponge for mechanically robust triboelectric membranes with improved resistance to humidity
Porous triboelectric materials offer significant potential for enhancing the performance of triboelectric nanogenerators, yet their practical application is limited by structural instability and humidity-induced performance degradation. In this work, a bio-derived, sustainable polyamide containing d
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