Preparation method for calcium chloride trihydrate phase change energy storage material
A technology of calcium chloride trihydrate and phase change energy storage materials, applied in chemical instruments and methods, heat exchange materials, etc., can solve the problems of high thermal conductivity, low thermal conductivity, easy aging, etc., and achieve the effect of simple method
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[0012] (1) Take calcium chloride hexahydrate CaCl 2 ·6H 2 O2g, join in the 100g ethanol solution, stir and dissolve, filter to get calcium chloride hexahydrate CaCl 2 ·6H 2 O ethanol solution;
[0013] (2) Heating the calcium chloride hexahydrate ethanol mixture to 30°C for vacuum distillation, when the fraction reaches 100.1g, stop the distillation, cool to below 20°C to obtain calcium chloride trihydrate CaCl2 3H2O solid;
[0014] (3) Get calcium chloride trihydrate CaCl2 3H2O to do DSC differential scanning calorimetry curve, such as figure 1 .
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[0016] Measurement of crystal water in calcium chloride trihydrate phase change energy storage materials
[0017] Take 100 g of the sample CaCl2 XH2O obtained by the preparation method of a calcium chloride trihydrate phase-change energy storage material of the present invention, heat it to a constant temperature of 300 ° C, take it out and weigh it every 1 hour, and weigh it continuously for 3 times until it reaches a constant weight. The sample CaCl2·XH2O completely loses the water of crystallization, and the mass of the remaining solid is 67.27g. 100g sample CaCl2 XH2O loses crystallization water completely after heating, and only CaCl2 is 67.27g, so the crystallization water XH2O is 32.73g, and X in sample CaCl2XH2O is 3, that is, a calcium chloride trihydrate phase change storage of the present invention The molecular formula of the obtained sample is: CaCl2·3H2O.
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