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  • Photothermal applications
  • Sustainable energy technologies
  • Water treatment

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  • Solar-driven interfacial evaporation (SDIE) is a rapidly developing eco-friendly technology.
  • Recent advancements in materials and structures are expanding SDIE's capabilities.
  • The field requires a comprehensive review of emerging strategies and applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review recent progress in advanced materials for SDIE.
  • To discuss novel structural strategies enhancing evaporation efficiency and salt resistance.
  • To highlight emerging applications and future perspectives of SDIE technology.

Main Methods:

  • Review of advanced photothermal materials (biomass, hydrogels, MOFs, light absorbers).
  • Analysis of 3D evaporator designs for enhanced performance.
  • Exploration of integrated applications beyond desalination.

Main Results:

  • Advanced materials show significant desalination potential.
  • 3D structures improve evaporation and salt resistance.
  • SDIE is applicable to hydropower generation, cooling, water harvesting, and pollutant removal.

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  • SDIE technology is versatile with diverse applications.
  • New soil remediation strategies are emerging.
  • Future research should address challenges for multidisciplinary SDIE implementation.