Wet‑Spinning Knittable Hygroscopic Organogel Fibers Toward Moisture‑Capture‑Enabled Multifunctional Devices

Atmospheric moisture exploitation is emerging as a promising alternative to relieve the shortage of freshwater and energy.Efforts to exploit hygroscopic materials featuring flexibility,programmability,and accessibility are crucial to portable and adaptable devices.However,current two-dimensional(2D)or three-dimensional(3D)-based hygroscopic materials are dif-ficult to adapt to diverse irregular surfaces and meet breathability,which severely hinders their wide applications in wearable and programmable devices.Herein,hygroscopic organogel fibers(HOGFs)were designed via a wet-spinning strategy.The achieved fibers were composed of the hydrophilic polymeric network,hygroscopic solvent,and photothermal/antibacterial Ag nanoparticles(AgNPs),enabling hygroscopic capacity,photothermal conversion,and antibacterial.Owing to the good knittable feature,the HOGFs can be readily woven to adjusted 2D textiles to function as an efficient self-sustained solar evaporator of 4-layer woven HOGF device with a saturated moisture capacity of 1.63 kg m^(-2) and water-releasing rate of 1.46 kg m^(-2) h^(-1).Furthermore,the 2D textile can be applied as a wearable dehumidification device to efficiently remove the evaporative moisture from human skin to maintain a comfortable environment.It can reduce the humidity from 90 to 33.4%within 12.5 min.In addition,the introduction of AgNPs can also endow the HOGFs with antibacterial features,demonstrat-ing significant potential in personal healthcare.