Passive Air Cooling In article number 2303470, Steven Wang and co-workers demonstrated a camel-fur-inspired passive membrane encapsulated sorbent cooler that can periodically absorb moisture from the atmosphere and release it for daytime evaporative cooling, leading to effective regulation of building temperature without additional energy input. In the evaporative-cooling demonstration, the average cooling power of the camel-fur-inspired sorbent can reach up to 630 W m−2, which is much higher than the radiative cooling approach.
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