Recent Advances and Applications of Flexible Phase Change Composites
Lichang Lu,
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Hongxu Guo,
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Ignacio Martín-Fabiani
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et al.
EcoMat,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(4)
Published: March 18, 2025
ABSTRACT
Flexible
phase
change
composites
(FPCCs)
have
garnered
significant
attention
for
their
ability
to
combine
high
latent
heat
capacity
with
mechanical
flexibility.
This
combination
enables
advanced
thermal
management
in
emerging
fields
such
as
flexible
electronics,
soft
robotics,
and
wearable
technologies.
Traditional
materials
(PCMs)
excel
energy
absorption
release.
However,
rigidity
limits
applicability
the
sectors
above.
Existing
reviews
largely
focus
on
encapsulation
methods
traditional
PCM
applications,
leaving
a
gap
literature
concerning
flexibility
enhancement
strategies
FPCC‐specific
applications.
review
seeks
address
this
by
presenting
comprehensive
timeline
of
FPCC
development,
elucidating
principles
capacity,
systematically
reviewing
recent
advancements
field.
Emphasis
is
placed
design
at
both
structural
level,
fiber
foam
configurations,
including
physical
blending
molecular
engineering.
Performance
comparisons
are
provided,
evaluating
FPCCs
terms
storage
Furthermore,
explores
diverse
applications
storage,
transfer,
conversion,
release,
underscoring
potential
cutting‐edge
sectors.
By
highlighting
FPCCs'
versatility
interdisciplinary
aims
inspire
further
research
integration
into
domains
requiring
solutions.
Language: Английский
Wearable Thermal Energy Storage Polymeric Materials via the Progressive Phase Change Strategy of Crystalline Bottlebrush Polysiloxane Networks
Jiahao Ma,
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Tian Ma,
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Yanyun Li
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et al.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 27, 2025
Flexible
polymeric
solid–solid
phase
change
materials
(PCMs)
have
garnered
continuous
attention
owing
to
their
potential
for
thermal
management
in
flexible/wearable
devices
and
non-leakage
characteristics.
However,
it
is
still
a
big
challenge
obtain
PCMs
with
both
flexibility
high
latent
heat.
In
this
study,
bottlebrush
polysiloxane
networks
alkyl
side
chains
of
different
lengths
(Si-X)
are
prepared
through
one-step
grafting
cross-linking
process.
The
influence
the
length
chain
on
mechanical
thermomechanical
properties,
behavior,
rheological
characteristics,
stability
systematically
studied.
Furthermore,
concept
progressive
proposed
by
cografting
crystalline
multiple
networks,
which
reduces
dense
packing
crystals.
resulting
network
(Si-ODDT-70)
exhibits
excellent
heat
(ΔHm
=
128.0
J/g;
ΔHf
129.1
J/g)
elongation
at
break
values
exceeding
200
450%
room
body
temperatures,
respectively.
addition,
Si-ODDT-70
can
be
freely
coiled,
rolled,
cut,
repaired
UV
light
temperature.
Besides,
recyclable,
stretchable/bendable,
multiresponsive
composites
obtained
combining
liquid
metal/graphene
paper
Si-ODDT-70.
first
strategy
offers
solution
unify
PCMs,
will
further
enrich
polymer
topology
structures
guide
future
design
flexible
PCMs.
Language: Английский