Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Sustainability in thermal applications using bio-phase change materials: a review
Bio-based phase change materials offer a promising solution for environmentally friendly thermal energy storage systems. Bio-phase-change materials exhibit desirable properties, such as high latent heat, low vapor pressure in the melt, chemical stability, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Unlike their
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