Cover Feature: Unveiling the Potential of Silicon‐Air Batteries for Low‐Power Transient Electronics: Electrochemical Insights and Practical Application (Batteries & Supercaps 5/2024).

The article titled "Cover Feature: Unveiling the Potential of Silicon-Air Batteries for Low-Power Transient Electronics: Electrochemical Insights and Practical Application" discusses the use of silicon-air batteries as a groundbreaking solution for powering transient electronics. These batteries incorporate self-destruction mechanisms to enhance data security and have a controlled device lifespan. After being used as fuel, the silicon in these batteries can be transformed into silica sand, completing its life cycle. This integration of energy storage and electronics offers practical advancements in technology and data security. The article is authored by Y. E. Durmus and co-workers. [Extracted from the article]