A super hygroscopic hydrogel for harnessing ambient humidity for energy conservation and harvesting
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A super hygroscopic hydrogel for harnessing ambient humidity for energy conservation and harvesting
Atmospheric humidity, an abundant source of water, is widely considered as a redundant resource demanding expense of energy to maintain it under comfortable levels for human habitation.
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