Investigating structural and morphological transformations of strontium chloride for thermochemical energy storage

Jungho Shin; Madeline R. Morrell; Erik Barbosa; Akanksha K. Menon; Matthew T. McDowell

doi:10.1039/d5ta02326b

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen Access

Investigating structural and morphological transformations of strontium chloride for thermochemical energy storage

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Thermochemical materials can effectively store energy, reducing losses associated with traditional methods.
The study highlights strontium chloride and salt hydrates' role in energy retention during phase transitions.
Observational analysis of structural changes during dehydration in strontium chloride enhances understanding of storage efficacy.
This research may enable the development of more sustainable thermal energy storage solutions using thermochemical materials.

Implication

Investigation reveals strontium chloride's potential for thermal energy storage, suggesting efficient energy retention in thermochemical materials.

Abstract

Thermochemical materials (TCMs) offer a sustainable solution for long-duration thermal energy storage due to their near-lossless energy retention by separating the solid and gas phases. Salt hydrates, which undergo de(hydration)...

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Shin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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