Innovative Undergraduate Experiments in Solid–Liquid Contact Electrification: Droplet Nanogenerators and Contact-Electro-Catalysis

Weixin Li; Jiayue Song; Zihan Liang; Junyi Liu; Yin-Zhong Lin; Jin‐Mei Zhou; Yonghong Ruan; Feng Ru Fan

doi:10.1021/acs.jchemed.4c01263

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Innovative Undergraduate Experiments in Solid–Liquid Contact Electrification: Droplet Nanogenerators and Contact-Electro-Catalysis

Weixin Li Jiayue Song Zihan Liang Junyi Liu Yin-Zhong Lin Jin‐Mei Zhou Yonghong Ruan Feng Ru Fan

Year: 2025 Journal: Journal of Chemical Education Vol: 102 (4)Pages: 1662-1668 Publisher: American Chemical Society

DOI: 10.1021/acs.jchemed.4c01263

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Contact electrification Electrification Engineering physics Catalysis Materials science Nanotechnology Mechanical engineering Engineering Triboelectric effect Chemistry Electrical engineering Composite material Organic chemistry Electricity

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