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Thermo-regulating cellulose aerogel-based composite PCM with enhanced hydrophobicity and energy storage density for building envelope applications
The thermal performance of building envelopes directly influences energy consumption, highlighting the importance of developing novel passive temperature-regulating functional materials. Phase change materials (PCMs) have gained attention for their high thermal energy storage capacity, yet leakage i
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