👉 The device fluid, also known as an electrokinetic fluid or ionic liquid, is a specialized type of liquid that exhibits unique properties due to the presence of ions or charged molecules. Unlike conventional solvents, these fluids have negligible vapor pressure, high thermal stability, and excellent electrical conductivity. They can operate effectively across a wide range of temperatures and are often non-toxic, making them ideal for applications in electronics, energy storage, and chemical processing. The fluid's ability to dissolve a broad spectrum of materials and its low reactivity with various substances contribute to its utility in developing advanced devices, such as batteries, supercapacitors, and sensors.
