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Syldra
I wasn't aware MOFs were available in anything thicker than a thin film
spacemarsballoon
This seems more about water capture than air conditioning. What about the desert? Going to be a lot of hot people in Arizona.
GreasedPrimate
But you are taking money out of the mouths of billion-dollar utility companies /s
Cyynic
There are better tricks via smarter building designs that use passive cooling techniques and have been around for ages...
SoPoSassquatch
As an actual HVAC engineer - R32 is a little explody, you might as well use propane... AND WHERE DOES THE WATER GO?
SoPoSassquatch
MOF - a fancy expensive desiccant
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JinButOnHisPhone
This sort of thing doesn't get suppressed, it just usually turns out to be very hard to do commercially at scale...
JinButOnHisPhone
...You can do anything once in a lab with a million dollars of r&d and a lab full of equipment. Doesn't mean you can make it viable.