Thermophysical properties and applications of nano-enhanced PCMs: An update review

•PCM is a solution to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.•Evaluating the techniques used for the addition of nanoparticles to PCMs.•Discussing on effects of nanoparticles on the thermophysical properties of PCMs.•Examining the applications of nano-PCMs.•Phase change rate increase...

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Energy storage
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Greenhouse effect
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Greenhouse gases
Heat storage
Latent heat
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Nano-PCM
Nanoparticles
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Phase change materials
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Photovoltaics
solar still
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Thermal energy
Thermophysical properties
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