Pressure makes best cooling

Wednesday, March 27, 2019 - 13:10 in Physics & Chemistry

Phase transitions take place as heat (i.e., entropy) is exchanged between materials and the environment. When such processes are driven by pressure, the induced cooling effect is called the barocaloric effect, which is a promising alternative to the conventional vapor compression cycle.

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