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Polyethylene glycol/nanofibrous Kevlar aerogel composite: fabrication, confinement effect, thermal energy storage and insulation performance

Wang et al., 2022

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2494592288352322700
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Wang J
Zhang T
Shen Y
Yang B
Lv J
Zheng Y
Wang Y
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Materials Today Communications

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In order to develop a new type of dual-functional composite with thermal storage and insulation properties, polyethylene glycol/nanofibrous Kevlar aerogel (PEG/KNA) was fabricated by combining the heat storage advantage of PEG and low thermal conductivity of …
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