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Phase change materials (PCMs) used in buildings: A critical review
The construction sector deserves special attention due to its energy efficiency potential, high energy consumption, and environmental impact. Indeed, reducing energy consumption in buildings means reducing the carbon footprint and mitigating climate change. Phase change materials (PCMs) have garnere
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