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Facile Synthesis of Nitrogen-Rich Porous Organic Polymers for Latent Heat Energy Storage

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The development of phase change material (PCM) composites with high latent heat of fusion and good shape-stability have received considerable attention for thermal energy engineering and management. In this work… Click to show full abstract

The development of phase change material (PCM) composites with high latent heat of fusion and good shape-stability have received considerable attention for thermal energy engineering and management. In this work nitrogen-rich porous organic polymers (N-POPs) with high surface areas synthesized via Schiff-base coupling between 1,3,5-triformylbenzene and pararosaniline base are presented, which can take up 85 wt % of 1-octadecanol (ODA) as a PCM. The resulting ODA@N-POPs exhibit a high latent heat of fusion up to 182.7 J/g, satisfying shape-stability, and good reversibility upon 100 heating cycles, which are promising for solar thermal energy engineering and management.

Keywords: rich porous; energy; nitrogen rich; porous organic; latent heat

Journal Title: ACS Applied Energy Materials
Year Published: 2018

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