Stearic acid fatty esters as biobased phase change materials for building applications: Structure–property relationships and climate-specific suitability
Key Points
Biobased phase change materials demonstrate improved thermal performance and environmental benefits, enhancing energy efficiency.
The study indicates that stearic acid and its esters can effectively regulate building temperatures across different climates.
Assessment of structure-property relationships highlights the importance of molecular configurations for optimal performance.
Findings suggest that these materials could be pivotal in sustainable building practices, supporting climate resilience.
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Stearic acid fatty esters as biobased phase change materials for building applications: Structure–property relationships and climate-specific suitability | Synapse