August 1, 2025Open Access

Applications of Semiconducting Electrides in Mechanical Energy Conversion and Piezoelectric Systems

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Semiconducting electrides can leverage interstitial electron mobility for mechanical energy conversion.
The research highlights significant voltage output from strain-induced electron redistribution in layered electrides.
Electrides like Ca₂N and Y₂C present electromechanical properties superior to materials such as ZnO under low strain.
Integrating electrides into future piezoelectric systems may enhance energy harvesting methods significantly.

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ATAleem Al Razee TonoyLamar University

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Theoretical analysis reveals strong voltage output in layered electrides for energy conversion and piezoelectric systems, indicating potential for sustainable technologies.

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Aleem Al Razee Tonoy (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0c65e6551bb0af8cfa88 https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202507.2421.v1

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Theoretical analysis reveals strong voltage output in layered electrides for energy conversion and piezoelectric systems, indicating potential for sustainable technologies.

Applications of Semiconducting Electrides in Mechanical Energy Conversion and Piezoelectric Systems

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Applications of Semiconducting Electrides in Mechanical Energy Conversion and Piezoelectric Systems

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