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Review
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Junwei Liu et al.
Summary: With the increasing concern over global warming and climate change, there is a growing demand for clean cooling technologies. Radiative sky cooling (RSC) has emerged as a promising solution that can dissipate heat without causing pollution or consuming energy. However, the low cooling power has hindered its large-scale application. This article provides a critical review of recent efforts to address this challenge and offers potential avenues for further advancements in RSC technology.
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(2022)
Review
Chemistry, Multidisciplinary
Chaoliang Hu et al.
Summary: Bulk nanostructuring has been a leading strategy for optimizing thermoelectric properties by introducing strong grain boundary scattering, but recent findings have shown that charge carrier transport in some nanostructured materials can be significantly suppressed. Understanding the interaction mechanism of grain boundaries on carrier transport and strategies to enhance thermoelectric performance are crucial. Additionally, using the charge shielding ratio as an indicator to distinguish between different scattering mechanisms is proposed.
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Yang Geng et al.
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Review
Chemistry, Physical
Qingyu Yan et al.
Summary: This review provides an overview of mid- to high-temperature thermoelectric materials and their applications, while highlighting the challenges that need to be addressed for commercial implementation. Research has shown the potential of thermoelectric materials in improving fuel utilization efficiency, but unresolved issues still hinder successful commercialization.
Review
Optics
Shanhui Fan et al.
Summary: Radiative cooling is a passive process that utilizes photon heat flow to remove energy and entropy. Recent breakthroughs in nanophotonics have enabled advances in daytime radiative cooling and sparked intense research efforts in this field. Radiative cooling is now emerging as a frontier in renewable energy research, with significant potential for various applications.
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Xin Huang et al.
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Zhenhua Wu et al.
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Review
Energy & Fuels
Qian Wang et al.
Summary: The synthesis of fuels using sunlight offers a promising sustainable solution for chemical energy storage, but inefficient utilization of the solar spectrum has limited their broader viability. This Review looks at how approaches that are complementary to one another can be employed to better exploit solar energy for sunlight-to-fuel conversion.
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Kai Gao et al.
Summary: By introducing a selective solar absorber, the output power of self-generation power devices based on the radiative cooling effect was significantly enhanced. Experimental results demonstrate that adding a solar selective absorber can increase the temperature difference and improve the efficiency of the device under different weather conditions.
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Xiaoli Yan et al.
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Joseph Peoples et al.
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Xin Zhang et al.
Summary: A conceptual design of a nighttime electrochemical system (NECS) based on radiative cooling has been proposed, which can generate electricity from the dark night sky without active input of heat. The theoretical model developed predicts an output power density larger than 2 W/m(2) at 303.15 K, potentially more advantageous than previously proposed nighttime thermoelectric generators. The optimization of heat convection conditions, geometry structure, and choice of selective radiative cooler are critical for improving device performance.
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Cheng Chen et al.
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Kuncai Li et al.
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Ruiyuan Liu et al.
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Summary: Passive radiative cooling is an emerging energy-free pathway that radiates the emission of heat from the earth to cold space. This technology has attracted great interest in residential and industrial applications. However, challenges remain for continuous 24-hour radiative cooling due to solar heating and cost barriers.
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Han-Jung Kim et al.
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Jinlei Li et al.
Summary: This article proposes a tandem passive cooler composed of a bilayer polymer that enables dual-functional passive cooling of radiation and evaporation. It overcomes the limitations of traditional cooling methods and is applicable under various weather conditions.
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Shuai Zhang et al.
Summary: This study reported a power device using a microfabricated thermoelectric generator (TEG) to harvest energy from the sun and cold space, achieving efficient electricity generation by designing a solar absorber (SA) and radiative cooling emitter (RCE) to improve thermal energy utilization.
ADVANCED MATERIALS TECHNOLOGIES
(2022)
Review
Engineering, Electrical & Electronic
Qihao Zhang et al.
Summary: This review examines the development of micro-thermoelectric devices, exploring progress in device design, integration, and performance, as well as the potential applications of the technology in cooling, power generation, and sensing. These devices offer faster response time, higher resolution, and greater power density compared to their commercial counterparts, making them crucial for highly integrated electronic devices, the Internet of Things, and flexible and wearable technology.
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Zunaid Omair et al.
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Pengcheng Yao et al.
Summary: Polymer-based passive daytime radiative cooling materials have the potential to save energy, but their durability needs improvement. By incorporating nanofiber dopants, the mechanical properties and UV stability of the polymer matrix are enhanced, resulting in improved durability for large-scale applications of polymer-based PDRC materials.
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Cheng Chen et al.
Summary: Solar thermoelectric devices, with their unique ability to convert waste heat and solar energy into electricity, play a significant role in addressing the problem of global warming. In this study, a flexible 3D Janus helical ribbon architecture was designed, which showed all-day electricity generation, large temperature gradient, and even generated electricity at night. This strategy offers a new way for heat management by efficiently utilizing solar energy and the cold of the universe.
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Li Yu et al.
Summary: The integration of thermoelectrical power generator and passive daytime radiative cooling coating enables continuous power generation throughout the day with high output power density. By utilizing selective solar absorber and outer space cooling, electricity can be generated without the need for an artificial heat source.
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Yi Jiang et al.
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(2022)
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Xuyan Zhang et al.
Summary: The study proposes a general strategy for preparing photothermal materials by using two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides nanosheets and three-dimensional carbon framework composites. The materials demonstrate excellent broadband light absorption and efficient photo-thermal conversion. The experimental results show that the materials have good photo-thermoelectric conversion performance under solar illumination and rapid and strong photothermal response under near-infrared light, indicating potential applications in photothermal imaging and photothermal cancer therapy.
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Ya Ge et al.
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Xueyang Wang et al.
Summary: Researchers have developed photoluminescence-based colored radiative coolers that can achieve sub-ambient full-color cooling. By converting visible sunlight into emitted light using quantum dots and reflecting sunlight and radiating thermal load with nanofibers, the researchers have achieved efficient cooling performance.
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Zekun Liu et al.
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Xiaojiang Mu et al.
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Zhihang Wang et al.
Summary: There is a need for compact technologies that can effectively use solar heat for power generation. The molecular solar thermal (MOST) system described here combines solution- and neat-film-based approaches to store solar energy as chemical energy and release it as heat, while also utilizing microfabricated thermoelectric generators to produce electricity when solar radiation is not available. The results demonstrate the high potential of this system to store and transfer solar power into electricity, independent of geographical restrictions.
CELL REPORTS PHYSICAL SCIENCE
(2022)
Review
Chemistry, Multidisciplinary
Zhihang Wang et al.
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(2022)
Review
Chemistry, Physical
Meijie Chen et al.
Summary: Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) technology has the potential to dissipate terrestrial heat to outer space without any energy input or pollution, simultaneously addressing the issues of energy crisis and global warming. The review summarizes strategies, heat transfer processes, material designs, and diverse applications of PDRC technologies in space cooling, solar cell cooling, water harvesting, and electricity generation.
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Junwei Liu et al.
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(2021)
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Xuefei Zhang et al.
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Wei Ren et al.
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Dan-Liang Wen et al.
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(2021)
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Chemistry, Physical
Xinxian Yu et al.
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Construction & Building Technology
Mingke Hu et al.
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Satoshi Ishii et al.
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