Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage
The atmosphere is rich in positive ions, rendering it electrically more positive than the Earth's surface. This characteristic presents the atmosphere as a potential source of renewable energy through ion harvesting. This study harnesses the electrical properties by optimizing ion harvesting el...
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| author | Ghitha Nadhira Azka Rahiemy Zulfikar Irham Yuma Estu Gumilang Avisena Kemal El-Syifa Duta Norma Yunita Eko Tri Sulistyani |
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| description | The atmosphere is rich in positive ions, rendering it electrically more positive than the Earth's surface. This characteristic presents the atmosphere as a potential source of renewable energy through ion harvesting. This study harnesses the electrical properties by optimizing ion harvesting electrodes using pristine graphene and graphene-Au thin films to generate clean electricity. Research methods included Raman Spectroscopy and Cyclic Voltammetry (CV) to assess the surface characteristics and capacitance of the graphene samples, along with laboratory-scale ion harvesting simulations to evaluate the energy data produced in the ion harvesting process. The samples used in this study were identified as bilayer graphene, as confirmed by Raman Spectroscopy. CV testing yielded capacitance values of 0.40288 F for pristine graphene and 0.44879 F for graphene-Au samples. According to ion harvesting simulations, graphene-Au generated approximately 6.8 times more energy than pristine graphene and five times more energy than copper alone. The respective energy outputs for graphene-Au, pristine graphene, and pure copper were 1.376 mW, 1.157 mW, and 0.374 mW. These results demonstrate that adding a graphene layer to the atmospheric ion-harvesting electrode can optimize the electricity generation process. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-aa0a686313ad440caa1262f330c14e342024-03-25T05:27:34ZindUniversitas Negeri SemarangPhysics Communication2528-59712528-598X2024-02-018151410.15294/physcomm.v8i1.4834814801Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy StorageGhitha Nadhira Azka Rahiemy0Zulfikar Irham1Yuma Estu Gumilang2Avisena Kemal El-Syifa3Duta Norma Yunita4Eko Tri Sulistyani5Universitas Gadjah MadaUniversitas Gadjah MadaUniversitas Gadjah MadaUniversitas Gadjah MadaUniversitas Gadjah MadaUniversitas Gadjah MadaThe atmosphere is rich in positive ions, rendering it electrically more positive than the Earth's surface. This characteristic presents the atmosphere as a potential source of renewable energy through ion harvesting. This study harnesses the electrical properties by optimizing ion harvesting electrodes using pristine graphene and graphene-Au thin films to generate clean electricity. Research methods included Raman Spectroscopy and Cyclic Voltammetry (CV) to assess the surface characteristics and capacitance of the graphene samples, along with laboratory-scale ion harvesting simulations to evaluate the energy data produced in the ion harvesting process. The samples used in this study were identified as bilayer graphene, as confirmed by Raman Spectroscopy. CV testing yielded capacitance values of 0.40288 F for pristine graphene and 0.44879 F for graphene-Au samples. According to ion harvesting simulations, graphene-Au generated approximately 6.8 times more energy than pristine graphene and five times more energy than copper alone. The respective energy outputs for graphene-Au, pristine graphene, and pure copper were 1.376 mW, 1.157 mW, and 0.374 mW. These results demonstrate that adding a graphene layer to the atmospheric ion-harvesting electrode can optimize the electricity generation process.https://journal.unnes.ac.id/nju/pc/article/view/48348atmospherecapacitanceenergygrapheneion |
| spellingShingle | Ghitha Nadhira Azka Rahiemy Zulfikar Irham Yuma Estu Gumilang Avisena Kemal El-Syifa Duta Norma Yunita Eko Tri Sulistyani Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage Physics Communication atmosphere capacitance energy graphene ion |
| title | Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage |
| title_full | Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage |
| title_fullStr | Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage |
| title_full_unstemmed | Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage |
| title_short | Optimizing Atmospheric Ion Harvesting Electrodes with Graphene for Clean Energy Generation Based on Capacitive Properties and Energy Storage |
| title_sort | optimizing atmospheric ion harvesting electrodes with graphene for clean energy generation based on capacitive properties and energy storage |
| topic | atmosphere capacitance energy graphene ion |
| url | https://journal.unnes.ac.id/nju/pc/article/view/48348 |
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