Person: De Porcellinis, Diana
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Publication Non-corrosive, Low-Toxicity Gel-based Microbattery from Organic and Organometallic Molecules
(Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), 2019) Crespilho, Frank; Sedenho, Graziela Cristina; De Porcellinis, Diana; Kerr, Emily; Granados-Focil, Sergio; Gordon, Roy; Aziz, MichaelMicrobatteries with safe, non-corrosive electrolyte chemistries can have an immediate positive impact on modern life applications, such as ingestible electronic pills and system-on-chip bioelectronics. Here a safe, non-corrosive and non-flammable microbattery is reported. A natural agarose hydrogel is the electrolyte-supporting matrix, and organic and organometallic molecules are the redox-active species. This device can safely meet the needs of ingestible medical microdevices as a primary battery. Additionally, this redox gel system can be used as a secondary battery for on-chip electronics applications, potentially enabling safe and cost-effective small-scale energy storage.