ReviewNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Recent Advances in Nano-Engineered Thermochemical Energy Storage Materials: Morphologies, Characteristics, and Performance.
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Abstract
Thermochemical energy storage (TCES) has gained significant attention as a high-capacity, long-duration solution for renewable energy integration, yet material-level challenges hinder its widespread adoption. This review for the first time systematically examines recent advancements in nano-engineered composite thermochemical materials (TCMs), focusing on their ability to overcome intrinsic limitations of conventional systems. Sorption-based TCMs, especially salt hydrates, benefit from nano-engineering through carbon-based additives like CNTs and graphene, which enhance thermal conductivity and reaction kinetics while achieving volumetric energy densities exceeding 200 kWh/m
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