Refrigerant Capacity is a performance metric in magnetocaloric materials that quantifies the amount of heat transferred per unit mass of refrigerant during a thermomagnetic cycle, distinguishing it from other efficiency measures by integrating both the adiabatic temperature change and the operating temperature span over which cooling occurs.
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