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Thermal and Structural Study of A Perovskite Layer [NH3 (CH2)3 - COOH] CdCl4

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  • S Tamsamani
  • J Aazza
  • K Elmebrouki
  • M Khechoubi
  • A Khmou
  • A Kaiba

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In this paper we present a study of a Phase Change Material type Perovskite Layer which have solid-solid transitions and thermal properties suitable for Thermal Energy Storage. Structural study shows that organic chain in this organic-inorganic compound presents “trans” and “gauche” conformations due to the acid function. DSC study shows three transitions with the increasing of temperature due to the change of conformations in the organic chain.

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  • S Tamsamani & J Aazza & K Elmebrouki & M Khechoubi & A Khmou & A Kaiba, 2011. "Thermal and Structural Study of A Perovskite Layer [NH3 (CH2)3 - COOH] CdCl4," Journal of Asian Scientific Research, Asian Economic and Social Society, vol. 1(4), pages 212-215.
    • Handle: RePEc:asi:joasrj:v:1:y:2011:i:4:p:212-215:id:3288
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