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January 21st, 2010
Nanoparticles based heat pump may one day cool buildings
Abstract:
A research by Australian scientists has suggested that a heat pump based on nanoparticles could one day cool buildings without the need for energy-intensive air conditioning.
According to a report by ABC News, the research was carried out by Applied physicist professor Geoff Smith and Dr Angus Gentle of the University of Technology, Sydney.
Smith and Gentle have created a coating that can be used as an efficient heat pump and reduce the need for energy-guzzling air conditioning.
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dnaindia.com
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