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A novel approach to augment stepped solar still productivity using the heat storage characteristics of water
Improvement in freshwater productivity by minimizing the carbon footprint is the main goal paving way to the development and modification of solar stills. The primary objective of this study is to enhance the productivity of the solar still while optimizing construction and maintenance costs. In con
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