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Summary: Here, a wood surface rich in -CHO groups was activated by spraying it with a sodium periodate solution, while microcrystalline cellulose was functionalized and used as a specific adhesive. An ultra-strong wood bonding interface was then created by covalent reaction between aldehyde groups on the activated wood surface and amino groups on the aminated cellulose. The plywood specimens showed improved water resistance and bonding strength, with lap shear strengths of 1.47, 1.07, and 1.08 MPa.
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Review
Optics
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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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Review
Chemistry, Physical
Qian Zhang et al.
Summary: Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) is a promising cooling technology that achieves net cooling power under direct sunlight, with zero energy consumption. This review summarizes the development of advanced PDRC designs, highlights recent progress, introduces potential applications, and discusses remaining challenges and opportunities. It is expected to provide an overall picture of recent PDRC progress and inspire future research on its fundamental understanding and practical applications.
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Summary: In order to combat global warming, subambient daytime radiative cooling technology provides a promising solution for sustainable development goals. By using titanium dioxide nanoparticles with ultraviolet resistance to form a hierarchical porous morphology, a durable cooling paint with balanced anti-soiling and high solar reflectance is achieved. The paint exhibits excellent anti-aging performance and radiative cooling effect in simulated and real-world aging tests.
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Heng Luo et al.
Summary: This article presents a fast, inexpensive, and scalable UV-curing method to fabricate porous polymer coatings with superior infrared emittance and solar reflectance, resulting in significant temperature drops during the night and under solar intensity in the metropolitan area in summer. The UV-cured coating is highly cross-linked and superhydrophobic, showing excellent durability after long-term UV irradiation, thermal aging, or immersion in corrosive chemicals.
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Summary: China has made significant reductions in CO2 emissions, achieving objectives outlined in Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions and Nationally Determined Contributions. However, China still faces challenges in reaching peak CO2 emissions before 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality before 2060. Achieving these goals will require increasing non-fossil energy share, deploying negative-emission technologies, promoting low-carbon development regionally, and establishing a nationwide 'green market'.
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(2021)
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Yipeng Chen et al.
Summary: In this study, a high-performance and inexpensive cooling structural material was developed by assembling delignified biomass cellulose fiber and inorganic microspheres. The material exhibited strong mechanical strength, excellent cooling properties, fire-retardant characteristics, and outdoor antibacterial performance, making it a promising candidate for high-performance cooling structural materials.
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Duo Li et al.
Summary: Traditional cooling systems consume a lot of energy and worsen the greenhouse effect. On the other hand, passive radiative cooling, which dissipates heat through an atmospheric transparency window to outer space without using any energy, has gained attention for its potential in reducing energy consumption and its impact on the environment.
NATURE NANOTECHNOLOGY
(2021)
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Bo Xiang et al.
Summary: Passive radiative cooling is a promising technology for future cooling requirements, cooling a surface by reflecting sunlight and radiating heat without energy input, with potential impact on global energy landscape. A novel hybrid material based on three-dimensionally porous cellulose acetate film was developed for outdoor PRC, showing significant advancement in design and performance.
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Lyu Zhou et al.
Summary: A sustainable white PDMS sponge fabricated using microsugar templates has been developed, eliminating the use of hazardous chemicals and achieving zero toxic waste production. This material shows efficient radiative cooling and thermal insulation properties, making it a promising option for energy-efficient building envelope materials.
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Wei-Zhi Song et al.
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