Eco-friendly and large-scale fabrication of cellulose-based membrane with wrinkled structure for efficient daytime radiative cooling

Chen Deng; Qiyu Mo; Zicheng Hu; Dongya Yang; Yuqi Li; Tao Zhang; Fengxian Qiu

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2025.162035

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Eco-friendly and large-scale fabrication of cellulose-based membrane with wrinkled structure for efficient daytime radiative cooling

Chen Deng Qiyu Mo Zicheng Hu Dongya Yang Yuqi Li Tao Zhang Fengxian Qiu

Year: 2025 Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Vol: 512 Pages: 162035-162035 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2025.162035

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Daytime Fabrication Cellulose Radiative transfer Materials science Radiative cooling Membrane Scale (ratio) Environmental science Chemical engineering Composite material Engineering Chemistry Optics Physics Geography Atmospheric sciences Meteorology Cartography Medicine

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