Hierarchical porous dual-mode thermal management fabrics achieved by regulating solar and body radiations

Lan, Chuntao; Meng, Jia; Pan, Chongxiang; Jia, Luyao; Pu, Xiong

doi:10.1039/d3mh01938a

Mater. Horiz.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d3mh01938a

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Hierarchical porous dual-mode thermal management fabrics achieved by regulating solar and body radiations

Chuntao Lan,

Jia Meng,

Chongxiang Pan

et al.

Abstract: Personal thermal management (PTM) of fabrics is vital for human health; the ever-changing location of the human body poses a big challenge for fabrics to maintain a favorable metabolic temperature....

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Hierarchical porous dual-mode thermal management fabrics achieved by regulating solar and body radiations

Abstract: Personal thermal management (PTM) of fabrics is vital for human health; the ever-changing location of the human body poses a big challenge for fabrics to maintain a favorable metabolic temperature....

Cited by 3 publications

References 47 publications

Humidity‐Responsive Liquid Metal Core–Shell Materials for Enduring Heat Retention and Insulation

Humidity‐Responsive Liquid Metal Core–Shell Materials for Enduring Heat Retention and Insulation

Development of a Janus radiative cooler using a versatile fabrication process

Enhancing wearable electronics through thermal management innovations

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