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Application of 1-decanol loaded in silica aerogel and expanded graphite composite phase change materials in cold chain transport portable boxes

Qin et al., 2024

Document ID
10450247796253967522
Author
Qin Q
Cao W
Zhaxi D
Chen X
Andreeva D
Chen K
Yang S
Tian H
Shaker M
Jin Z
Novoselov K
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance

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Phase change materials (PCMs) offer efficient solutions for energy sustainability. Here, we used 1-decanol, expanded graphite (EG) with high thermal conductivity, and silica aerogel (SA), which is often used for thermal insulation protection, to prepare composite PCMs (EG …
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