This research demonstrates improved emissivity in passive radiative cooling with anodized aluminum oxide nanostructures, suggesting architectural integration.
Passive Radiative Cooling Performance of 3D-Anodic Aluminum Oxide In article 10.1002/adom.202403158, Alba Díaz-Lobo, Marisol Martin-Gonzalez, and Cristina V. Manzano unveil a groundbreaking approach to passive daytime radiative cooling, harnessing 3D anodic aluminum oxide nanostructures on Al. Through precise morphological tailoring by pulse anodization, they achieve enhanced emissivity spanning the UV-Vis-NIR to mid-IR range, showcasing remarkable potential for seamless integration into Al-based architectural envelopes.
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