Abstract
The development of phase change material (PCM) composites with high latent heat of fusion and good shape-stability have received considerable attention for thermal energy engineering and management. In this work nitrogen-rich porous organic polymers (N-POPs) with high surface areas synthesized via Schiff-base coupling between 1,3,5-triformylbenzene and pararosaniline base are presented, which can take up 85 wt % of 1-octadecanol (ODA) as a PCM. The resulting ODA@N-POPs exhibit a high latent heat of fusion up to 182.7 J/g, satisfying shape-stability, and good reversibility upon 100 heating cycles, which are promising for solar thermal energy engineering and management.
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