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Radiative cooling: principles, progress, and potentials

Hossain et al., 2016

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11011446614586454801
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Hossain M
Gu M
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Advanced Science

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The recent progress on radiative cooling reveals its potential for applications in highly efficient passive cooling. This approach utilizes the maximized emission of infrared thermal radiation through the atmospheric window for releasing heat and minimized absorption of …
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