Inspired by nature''s ability to selectively extract species in transpiration, we report a solar transpiration–powered lithium extraction and storage (STLES) device that can extract and store lithium from brines using natural sunlight.
In this Review, we assess the potential of solar-driven interfacial evaporation technologies in food, energy and clean-water production, in wastewater treatment, and in resource recovery.
Harvesting solar energy for efficient photothermal conversion and steam generation over solar evaporators is particularly significant in the context of comprehensive solar utilization toward solving the global shortage of fresh water.
It uses a grafting approach to combine heat absorption and energy storage functions, to enhance interfacial evaporation and enable sustainable seawater desalination.
Solar-driven interface water evaporation has been demonstrated to be one of the most promising technologies for alleviating global water pollution and water shortage.
Solar-driven interfacial evaporation (SDIE) has emerged as a promising technology for addressing global water scarcity by utilizing solar-thermal conversion and evaporation at the air/material/water interface.
Solar-driven interfacial evaporation (SDIE) has emerged as a promising technology for addressing global water scarcity by utilizing solar-thermal conversion and evaporation at the air/material/water interface.
Inspired by nature''s ability to selectively extract species in transpiration, we report a solar transpiration–powered lithium extraction and storage (STLES) device that can extract and store lithium from brines using
北美太阳能及储能展览会（Intersolar North America and Energy Storage North America）isnaesna将于2026年2月18-20日在美国加州圣地亚哥会议中心隆重举办。
The developed radiative evaporator, combining light absorption, heat storage, and evaporation, demonstrates effective energy recovery and reuse, ensuring continuous and efficient water evaporation under variable solar conditions.
Solar-driven interface water evaporation has been demonstrated to be one of the most promising technologies for alleviating global water pollution and water shortage.
