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Novel strategies and supporting materials applied to shape-stabilize organic phase change materials for thermal energy storage–A review
Applied Energy · 2018 · Vol. 235 · pp. 846–873
Malik Muhammad Umair(Dalian University of Technology)Yuang Zhang(Dalian University of Technology)Kashif Iqbal(National Textile University)Shufen Zhang(Dalian University of Technology)Bingtao Tang✉(Qingdao University of Science and Technology)
Phase Change Materials ResearchAdsorption and Cooling SystemsSolar Thermal and Photovoltaic SystemsPhase changeThermal energy storagePhase-change materialEnergy storagePhase (matter)Materials scienceThermalProcess engineeringEnvironmental scienceNanotechnology
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