Li Y., Wu Y., Shokurov A.V. et al. · Advanced Science · 2025 · 2414086
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Cu-BHT TVTs generate positive self-rectified DC voltage/current signals under both discontinuous and continuous sliding.
Caveat: Figure-axis amplitudes vary with testing conditions and are approximate.
p004 · Results and Discussion · Figure 2f-g · Linked to 4 structured results
The Cu-BHT textile device maintains useful output after washing, long sliding tests, storage, and bending.
Caveat: Some durability amplitudes rely on graphical or supplemental figures whose raw data were not supplied.
p005 · Results and Discussion · Figure 3e-h · Linked to 6 structured results
Cu-BHT TVTs can supply wearable DC power, reaching 0.287 mW m-2 maximum power density and charging capacitors sufficient for a brief calculator demonstration with six series devices.
Caveat: Calculator operation is described as brief screen illumination, not sustained operation.
p005 · Results and Discussion · Figure 4a-b · Linked to 5 structured results
Cu-BHT TVTs integrated into a kneepad and belt can monitor lower-limb movement and abdominal respiration through voltage/current signals.
Caveat: Reported demonstrations are proof-of-concept on-body integrations, with amplitudes estimated from figure axes.
p007 · Results and Discussion · Figure 4c-f · Linked to 3 structured results
XRD does not directly show Cu-BHT peaks in Cu-BHT cotton because the MOF loading is small relative to the cellulose substrate.
Caveat: Phase assignment on cotton relies on conductivity, colour/morphology, and powder reference rather than direct XRD peaks from the textile composite.
p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure S2 · Linked to 4 structured results
Increasing force, frequency, and velocity mainly raises current output, while voltage is comparatively insensitive to these parameters.
Caveat: Frequency and velocity numeric values are figure-axis estimates because raw source data were not supplied.
p005 · Results and Discussion · Figure 3b-d · Linked to 5 structured results
Cu-BHT grows in situ on cotton by first coordinating Cu2+ to cellulose hydroxyl groups and then reacting the Cu-rich cotton with BHT to form Cu-S-linked Cu-BHT.
Caveat: The exact amount/loading of Cu-BHT on cotton is not quantified in the supplied text.
p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1a-c · Linked to 3 structured results
When paired with lower-work-function aluminium, Cu-BHT cotton behaves as a p-type semiconductor and forms a Schottky junction that enables self-rectified DC output.
Caveat: Work functions are cited literature values; direct carrier-type measurement on the textile is not reported.
p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure 2b-d · Linked to 3 structured results
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| Material | Composition | Structure context | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| cotton textile control | cellulose cotton | unknown · UnknownCellulose I beta diffraction dominates pristine and Cu-BHT cotton XRD patterns. | p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1b, Figure S2 |
| copper-benzenehexathiol metal-organic frameworkBrowse family: Cu₃(C₆S₆) / Cu–BHT | Cu-BHT; exact empirical formula not reportedCu ions / copper(II) chloride precursor forming Cu-S coordination nodes · 1,2,3,4,5,6-benzenehexathiol (BHT) | 2D · PristineConductive 2D MOF; crystalline Cu-BHT powder has peaks at 11.8 deg (100), 26.6 deg (001), and 35 deg (201). | p002 · Introduction / Results and Discussion · Figure S2 |
| Cu-BHT-modified cottonBrowse family: Cu₃(C₆S₆) / Cu–BHT | Cu-BHT grown on cellulose cotton textileCu ions bound to cotton hydroxyl groups and reacted with BHT through Cu-S bonds · BHT | 2D · CompositeComposite textile with Cu-BHT film/network on cotton fibres; Cu-BHT peaks are not resolved by XRD because cellulose dominates the pattern. | p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1, Figure S2 |
| Cu-BHT tribovoltaic textile deviceBrowse family: Cu₃(C₆S₆) / Cu–BHT | Cu-BHT cotton / aluminium fabricCu-BHT semiconductor paired with aluminium metal textile · BHT in Cu-BHT cotton | unknown · CompositeTwo-layer textile Schottky junction device comprising Cu-BHT cotton and Al fabric. | p004 · Results and Discussion · Figure 2a |
Sample form, processing state and composition status define the context for measurements.
| Sample | Form and role | Processing and geometry | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cu-BHT TVT belt wearableresearch_0347__mat__mat_cu_bht_tvt | Electrode · Composite Sample · Composite | Cu-BHT cotton backed with sponge and sewn onto a belt; Al fabric sewn on top.belt textile | SI text · Experimental Section/Methods |
| Cu-BHT cottonresearch_0347__mat__mat_cu_bht_cotton | Thin Film · Target Sample · Composite | Cu-BHT film/network grown directly on cotton by CuCl2 coordination followed by BHT reaction.cotton textile | p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1 |
| Cu-BHT powder referenceresearch_0347__mat__mat_cu_bht | Powder · Pristine Control · Pristine Framework | Cu-BHT powder used for XRD comparison; synthesis details not provided in supplied documents. | SI text · Supplementary Fig. S2 caption · Figure S2 |
| Cu-BHT TVTresearch_0347__mat__mat_cu_bht_tvt | Electrode · Composite Sample · Composite | Two-layer device consisting of Cu-BHT cotton and Al fabric; typical slider area 9 cm2.textile device | p004 · Figure caption · Figure 2 |
| Cu2+-rich cottonresearch_0347__mat__mat_cotton_control | Unknown · Composite Component · Composite | Cotton soaked in Cu ion solution and air-dried before BHT reaction.cotton | p002 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1a-b |
| Cu-BHT TVT kneepad wearableresearch_0347__mat__mat_cu_bht_tvt | Electrode · Composite Sample · Composite | Al fabric affixed to kneepad interior; Cu-BHT cotton sewn onto pants with conductive fabric traces.kneepad and pants textile | SI text · Experimental Section/Methods |
| Cu-BHT grown on knitted cotton, cotton-Lycra blend, and linenresearch_0347__mat__mat_cu_bht_cotton | Thin Film · Composite Sample · Composite | Cu-BHT grown on alternative fabric substrates.100% knitted cotton; 97% cotton + 3% Lycra blend; linen | p010 · Supplementary Fig. S14 caption · Figure S14 |
| pristine cottonresearch_0347__mat__mat_cotton_control | Unknown · Pristine Control · Unknown | Pure cotton before CuCl2 and BHT modification. | p003 · Figure caption · Figure 1b |