Abstract
A wearable and transparent thermoelectric hydrogel based on bisulfate transport was demonstrated to record a negative ionic Seebeck coefficient of −25.0 mV K−1and an ionic figure of merit of 7.2 at 80% relative humidity and room temperature.
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