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certain industrial processes. CST systems produce heat by concentrating solar radiation onto a receiver using a field of mirrors. This heat, removed by a Heat Transfer Fluid (HTF), can either be used
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crystal elastomer coatings. These materials can reversibly change their shape, surface texture, stiffness, and adhesion in response to external triggers such as heat, light, or electric fields. You will
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