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titleOfInvention Smart contact device
abstract An eye contact device including at least one of a positive terminal including a first material having a standard reduction potential that is less than a standard reduction potential of chlorine; and a negative terminal including a second material having an electrode potential that favors reduction relative to a reduction of water. A method including one of forming a positive terminal of a two terminal device in an eye contact device, the positive terminal including a first material having a standard reduction potential that is less than a standard reduction potential of chlorine; and forming a negative terminal of the two terminal device including a second material having an electrode potential that favors reduction relative to a reduction of water.
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