SharePrevention of supercooling and stabilization of inorganic salt hydrates as latent heat storage materials.
Author(s) : RYU H. W., WOO S. W., SHIN B. C., KIM S. D.
Type of article: Article
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The objectives of the study are to find effective thickening agents and nucleators for inorganic salt hydrates having a melting point range of 30-60 deg C, and to determine appropriate optimum compositions.
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- Original title: Prevention of supercooling and stabilization of inorganic salt hydrates as latent heat storage materials.
- Record ID : 1993-3622
- Languages: English
- Source: Sol. Energy Mater. sol. Cells - vol. 27 - n. 2
- Publication date: 1992
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