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Investigating the performance of periwinkle shell (tympanotonos fuscatus) as energy storage material in a passive solar still
Solar desalination remains a viable technique for addressing the lack of clean water in off-grid and arid locations. Low productivity and over-dependence on the available solar radiation are the main drawbacks of the technology. In this study, the effects of integrating periwinkle shell, an abundant
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