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Preparation and characterization of CaCl2· 6H2O based binary inorganic eutectic system for low temperature thermal energy storage

Wang et al., 2022

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7494054066976154362
Author
Wang Y
Sui J
Xu Z
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Energy

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As a cost-effective phase change thermal storage material, calcium chloride hexahydrate exhibits high heat capacity and holds tremendous promise in building energy savings. However, as a kind of hydrated salt, it also suffers from the issues of phase stratification and …
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