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This perspective paper outlines a strategic roadmap for potential breakthroughs in solid‐state heating, cooling, and energy harvesting technologies by 2040, focusing on electrocaloric, pyroelectric, magnetocaloric, pyromagnetic, multicaloric, and multipyroic materials and their applications.
Katja Klinar +4 more
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In this work, a new thiocyanate complex FeII exhibiting a high‐entropy SCO behavior near room temperature with large volume change is reported, which provides high sensitivity to external pressure and allows to observe a colossal barocaloric effect (BCE).
Maksym Seredyuk +10 more
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Colossal barocaloric effect in GdCl3-doped H2O for sustainable cooling
H2O exists everywhere and its huge latent heat across ice-water phase transition empowers it to be a potential candidate for barocaloric refrigeration applications. Here we report a colossal and reversible barocaloric effect (BCE) in doped H2O, where the
Yue Kan +19 more
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The premartensite phase of shape memory and magnetic shape memory alloys (MSMAs) is believed to be a precursor state of the martensite phase with preserved austenite phase symmetry.
Chadov, S. +10 more
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Hysteresis in barocaloric materials
Barocaloric materials show thermal changes near non-isochoric ferroic phase transitions [1]. These thermal changes are giant near first-order phase transitions where both the volume change and the entropy change across the transition are large. However, the existence of temperature and pressure hysteresis in these giant barocaloric materials is ...
Nataf, G.F. +3 more
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Barocaloric effects in ferroelectrics
Giant barocaloric effects driven by hydrostatic pressure have been suggested for cooling applications, but they have been traditionally seen only in a small range of magnetic materials that are relatively expensive. Here it will presented the pressure-dependent calorimetry data to demonstrate giant barocaloric effects in ferroelectric materials that ...
Stern-Taulats, E. +10 more
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Negative thermal expansion (NTE) defies the conventional wisdom of lattice dynamics and offers a novel way to control the expansion coefficient and address some challenges in modern science and technology.
Lin Qu +13 more
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Although the number of computational investigations of heat transfer processes involving non-conventio-nal effects has been increasing for the past years, mainly due to the modeling of caloric systems such as magnetocaloric devices, an open source ...
D.J. Silva, J.S. Amaral, V.S. Amaral
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Hysteresis is an inherent property of first-order transition materials that poses challenges for solid-state refrigeration applications. Extensive research has been conducted, but the intrinsic origins of hysteresis remain poorly understood.
Zi-Bing Yu +15 more
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