Trivedi, G. V. N. published the artcileMicroencapsulated phase change material suspensions for cool thermal energy storage, Synthetic Route of 627-93-0, the publication is Materials Chemistry and Physics (2020), 122519, database is CAplus.
In this study, di-Me adipate, an organic ester, as the phase change material (core) was microencapsulated into melamine-formaldehyde (shell) in different shell-to-core ratios using in-situ polymerization technique. The microencapsulated phase change material suspensions (MPCMS) were prepared through the dispersion of microcapsules in appropriate proportions into the carrier fluid. The surface morphol. of the prepared microcapsules were observed to be almost spherical. The microcapsules with low crystallinity offered greater resistance towards crack, which was attributed to the flexible structure of the shell. Surface structure studies has confirmed the chem. stability between the core and shell. In addition, the microcapsules exhibited good latent heat enthalpy of around 53 kJ/kg and 70 kJ/kg and they were thermally stable up to 160°C. Furthermore, the viscosity of MPCMS was found to be very low, which enabled them to exhibit Newtonian flow behavior. Thus, the test results have signified the MPCMS to be considered as a viable candidate for cool thermal energy storage application.
Materials Chemistry and Physics published new progress about 627-93-0. 627-93-0 belongs to esters-buliding-blocks, auxiliary class Ploymers, name is Dimethyl adipate, and the molecular formula is C8H11BO2, Synthetic Route of 627-93-0.
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