Polynorbornene-based bottlebrush polymers confining phase change materials for ultra-stable latent heat storage derived from solar irradiation
Converting abundant solar energy into latent heat stored by organic phase change materials (PCMs) can effectively overcome the intermittency and instability of solar irradiation and improve energy utilization efficiency. However, facile fabrication of form-stable PCMs (FSPCMs) to realize simultaneou...
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