Energy & electrochemical materials · Thermal-energy-storage materials
Salt-hydrate phase-change material 32C
Salt-hydrate phase-change material 32C is a curated reference record for selection, comparison and later condition-specific enrichment.
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Overview
This entry identifies and classifies the material. Verified engineering properties have not yet been added.
- Material class
- Energy & electrochemical materials
- Category
- Thermal-energy-storage materials
- Family
- Inorganic phase-change material
- Product forms
- Powder, Electrode, Membrane, Coating
Composition
| Constituent | Min | Max | Typical | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Formula / system | salt hydrate 32C | Identity field; not a quantitative formulation. |
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Properties and conditions
Engineering properties
No verified engineering-property values are listed for this material.
Conditions
Reference electrode/material state
Composition, particle morphology, state of charge and test protocol must be stated.
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Processing and use
Processing
- Properties depend on formulation, condition, product form and processing route.
Applications
- Building and cold-chain thermal storage
Selection considerations
- Reference-depth identity record. Verify governing specifications and condition-specific data before engineering use.
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Standards and related materials
Standards and designations
No standard designation is listed.
Other names
- salt hydrate 32C
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Sources and context
Sources
- U.S. Department of Energy energy-storage resourcesIdentity reference
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory materials resourcesApplication reference
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Supply and sustainability
Availability and performance depend on grade, product form, qualification route and regional supply chain.
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