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Researchers at the University of South Florida developed a self-cooling paint that reflects up to 98% of sunlight. Outdoor testing in Tampa over 28 days showed temperatures 13.5 degrees below ambient air. Professor Yogi Goswami states the paint could reduce energy bills by 50% and is now being prepared for commercial use.
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