Use of polyethylene glycol for the improvement of the cycling stability of bischofite as thermal energy storage material
Authors:
- Andrea GutierrezAGAndrea Gutierrez
- Svetlana UshakSUSvetlana Ushak
- Hector GalleguillosHGHector Galleguillos
- Angel FernandezAngel Fernandez
- Luisa F. CabezaLuisa F. Cabeza
- Mario GrágedaMGMario Grágeda
- 1 September 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Energy
- Vol. 154, 616-621
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