Triboelectric Nanogenerators in Sustainable Chemical Sensors

The rapid development of sensing technology has created an urgent need for chemical sensor systems that can be rationally integrated into efficient, sustainable, and wearable electronic systems. In this case, the triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is expected to be a major impetus to such innovation...

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Published in:Chemosensors 2022-11, Vol.10 (11), p.484
Main Authors: Zhu, Qiliang, Cao, Xia, Wang, Ning
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Biosensors
Chemical detectors
Chemical reactions
chemical sensor
Chemical sensors
Design and construction
Design criteria
Electric generators
Electrodes
Electronic systems
Energy storage
Friction
Gas sensors
Humidity
Innovations
Materials selection
Nanogenerators
Power supplies
Power supply
Reliability engineering
Renewable resources
Scavenging
self-powered
Sensitivity enhancement
Sensors
Structural reliability
sustainability
Sustainable development
triboelectric nanogenerator
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description The rapid development of sensing technology has created an urgent need for chemical sensor systems that can be rationally integrated into efficient, sustainable, and wearable electronic systems. In this case, the triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is expected to be a major impetus to such innovation because it can not only power the sensor by scavenging mechanical energies and transforming them into electricity but also act as the chemical sensor itself due to its intrinsic sensitivity towards the chemical reaction that occurs at the triboelectric interface. In this review, recent research achievements of chemical sensors that are based on TENGs are comprehensively reviewed according to the role of TENGs in the system, that is, pure power supplies or self-powered active chemical sensors. Focus is put on discussing the design criteria and practical applications of the TENG-based active sensors in different fields, which is unfolded with a classification that includes biosensors, gas sensors, and ion sensors. The materials selection, working mechanism, and design strategies of TENG-based active chemical sensor systems (CSSs) are also discussed, ending with a concise illustration of the key challenges and possible corresponding solutions. We hope this review will bring inspiration for the creation and development of TENG-based chemical sensors with higher sensitivity, simpler structure, and enhanced reliability.
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Chemical detectors
Chemical reactions
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Chemical sensors
Design and construction
Design criteria
Electric generators
Electrodes
Electronic systems
Energy storage
Friction
Gas sensors
Humidity
Innovations
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Power supplies
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Reliability engineering
Renewable resources
Scavenging
self-powered
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sustainability
Sustainable development
triboelectric nanogenerator
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