Regarding the phase change material for thermal storage, which material can be a cost-effective replacement to paraffin wax used normally?

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by Athanasios Chiras , Chief Engineer/Project Manager , CRETAN ENERGY S.A.

Fatty acid PCMs like palmitic acid and oleic acid.
Inorganic salt hydrates like Glauber's salt and calcium chloride hydrate

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