Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Highly viable nanoparticle based Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) for electronics device cooling applications
High performance interface materials (TIMs) were developed using various nanoparticles and paraffin wax. An indigenous test set up was fabricated using aluminium heat sink and copper plates as heating plate for measuring effective thermal contact resistance (Rth, eff) of prepared TIMs to evaluate th
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