Recently, wearable and breathable healthcare devices for air filtering and real-time vital signs monitoring have become urgently needed since virus and particulate matter (PM) cause serious health issues. Herein, we present a trap-induced dense monocharged hybrid perfluorinated electret nanofibrous membrane (HPFM) for highly efficient ultrafine PM removal with an efficiency of 99.712% under low pressure drop (38.1 Pa) and high quality factor of 0.154 Pa. Furthermore, a recyclable multifunctional healthcare mask is constructed by integrating the HPFM-based nanogenerator, which realizes efficient PM filtering and wireless real-time human respiration monitoring simultaneously. More importantly, the performance of this mask is still relatively stable even at 100%RH humidity and 92 °C temperature conditions for 48 h, which infers that it can be reused after disinfection. The strategy of fabricating HPFM provides an approach to obtain charge-rich stable electret materials, and the design of multifunctional masks demonstrates their potential application for future personal protection and health monitoring devices.

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