Journal of Materials Chemistry A,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(11), P. 5593 - 5605
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
The
MXene/polyaramid
composite
film
displays
strong
EMI
shielding
performance
in
both
terahertz
and
gigahertz
bands,
ultrahigh
tensile
strength,
good
heat
resistance
excellent
harsh-environment
stability.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(36)
Published: April 19, 2024
Abstract
Phase
change
materials
(PCMs)
are
pivotal
in
thermal
energy
management
and
conversion
applications
owing
to
their
exceptional
storage
release
characteristics.
However,
persistent
challenges
such
as
poor
conductivity
leakage
issues
have
impeded
widespread
adoption.
While
existing
approaches
mitigate
these
by
constructing
incorporating
3D
conductive
networks,
they
constrained
discontinuous
preparation
methods
mold
size
limitations.
Herein,
a
scalable
sol–gel
permeation
assembly
strategy
is
proposed
prepare
phase
layered
film
situ
filling
polyethylene
glycol
(PEG)
aramid
nanofibers
(ANF)/graphene
nanoplates
(GNP)
network.
Befitting
from
the
laminated
network
encapsulation
effect
of
ANF
GNP,
demonstrates
leak‐free
stable
transition
behavior,
even
after
undergoing
500
heating/cooling
cycles.
Moreover,
resulting
PEG/ANF/GNP
exhibits
an
impressive
in‐plane
23.7
W
mK
−1
at
GNP
loading
28.1
vol.%,
rendering
it
suitable
for
electronic
devices.
The
possesses
photo‐thermal
properties,
maintaining
temperatures
exceeding
90
°C
under
light
power
density
200
mW
cm
−
2
.
Capitalizing
on
thermally
induced
flexibility
its
temperature‐dependent
stiffness,
utility
extended
developing
light‐thermal
driving
gripper.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(21)
Published: April 19, 2024
Abstract
Biomaterial‐based
flexible
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
composite
films
are
desirable
in
many
applications
of
wearable
electronic
devices.
However,
much
research
focuses
on
improving
the
EMI
performance
materials,
while
optimizing
comprehensive
safety
materials
has
been
neglected.
Herein,
cellulose
nanofiber@boron
nitride
nanosheet/silver
nanowire/bacterial
(CNF@BNNS/AgNW/BC)
with
sandwich
structure
fabricated
via
a
simple
sequential
vacuum
filtration
method.
For
first
time,
electrical
safety,
biosafety,
and
thermal
optimized
integratedly.
Since
both
sides
contain
CNF
BC
insulation
layers,
CNF@BNNS/AgNW/BC
exhibit
excellent
safety.
Furthermore,
benefiting
from
AgNW
conductive
networks
middle
layer,
effectiveness
49.95
dB
ultra‐fast
response
Joule
heating
performance.
More
importantly,
antibacterial
property
ensures
biosafety
films.
Meanwhile,
CNF@BNNS
layers
synergistically
enhance
conductivity
film,
reaching
high
value
8.85
W
m
‒1
K
,
which
significantly
enhances
its
when
used
miniaturized
device.
This
work
offers
new
ideas
for
fabricating
biomaterial‐based
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(29), P. 38620 - 38630
Published: July 10, 2024
Polymers
are
often
used
as
adhesives
to
improve
the
mechanical
properties
of
flexible
electromagnetic
interference
(EMI)
shielding
layered
films,
but
introduction
these
insulating
inevitably
reduces
EMI
performance.
Herein,
ultrafine
aramid
nanofibers
(UANF)
with
a
diameter
only
2.44
nm
were
binder
effectively
infiltrate
and
minimize
gaps
in
MXene
for
balancing
properties.
Combining
evaporation-induced
scalable
assembly
assisted
by
blade
coating,
large-scale
MXene/UANF
films
highly
aligned
compact
stacking
successfully
fabricated.
Compared
conventional
ANF
larger
7.05
nm,
UANF-reinforced
film
exhibits
"brick-mortar"
structure
higher
orientation
compacter
nanosheets,
thus
showing
properties,
electrical
conductivity,
By
optimizing
content,
can
achieve
optimal
tensile
strength
156.9
MPa,
toughness
2.9
MJ
m
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(36)
Published: April 12, 2024
Abstract
2D
transition
metal
carbide/nitride
(MXene)
show
significant
potential
for
fabricating
flexible
wearables
due
to
its
outstanding
electroactive
characteristic.
However,
the
complex
processes
in
rheology
regulation
and
easy
agglomeration
of
MXene
nanosheets
hinder
their
applications
as
inks
homogeneous
printing
coating.
Herein,
an
gel‐ink
with
a
low
concentration
(20
mg
mL
−1
)
using
poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(sodium
4‐styrenesulfonate)
(PEDOT:PSS)
dopant
conductive
binder
is
developed.
The
dopamine‐involved
modification
PEDOT:PSS
doping
together
promote
formation
ordered
lamellar
structure
nanosheets,
turn
can
regulate
interconnected
electronic
PEDOT:PSS,
which
enables
from
micellar
linear
structures.
Through
adjusting
combination
ratio
dopamine‐modified
(MD)
viscosity
(MDP)
tunable
within
1–10
4
Pa·s
realize
scalable
other
processing.
Screen‐printing
MDP
endows
textiles
excellent
stability
while
retaining
inherent
wearability
original
fabric.
With
high
conductivity
(109.6
S
m
mid‐infrared
emissivity
(0.34),
decorated
exhibit
remarkable
multi‐protective
abilities.
This
work
provides
novel
strategy
formulating
versatile
that
will
facilitate
large‐scale
fabrication
high‐performance
personal
wearable
textiles.
Soft Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: Jan. 18, 2025
Heterointerface
engineering
has
drawn
considerable
interest
in
tuning
interfacial
polarization
and
promoting
impedance
matching.
Therefore,
it
become
a
key
strategy
for
optimizing
electromagnetic
wave
(EMW)
absorption.
This
comprehensive
review
primarily
focused
on
the
EMW
absorbing
strategies
of
polymer-based
materials,
emphasizing
critical
developments
heterointerface
engineering.
A
possible
mechanism
materials
was
proposed,
synergism
multi-components,
microstructure
design,
Key
innovations
structural
design
such
as
porous
structure,
multilayered
segregated
structure
are
explored,
highlighting
their
contributions
to
enhancing
Also,
highlights
latest
research
progress
advanced
conductive
insulating
with
desirable
absorption
performance;
fabrication
methods,
structures,
properties,
mechanisms
were
elucidated
detail.
challenges
presented
followed
by
some
future
perspectives.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Abstract
Excessive
electromagnetic
pollution
caused
by
waves
can
interfere
with
the
normal
use
of
electronic
devices
or
cause
unnecessary
damage
to
human
health.
Although
conductive
polymer
composites
(CPCs)
are
used
replace
traditional
metals
as
an
effective
strategy
for
managing
undesirable
waves,
CPCs
have
a
non‐negligible
trade‐off
in
enhancement
interference
(EMI)
shielding
effectiveness
and
absorption
coefficient
because
their
reflection‐dominated
EMI
mechanism.
Therefore,
alleviate
secondary
pollution,
absorption‐dominated
asymmetric
structures
urgently
needed.
Recently,
structural
designs
advanced
significantly,
but
seldom
been
summarized
discussed
detail.
Consequently,
this
review
first
systematically
summarizes
current
progress
after
brief
clarification
about
necessity
configuration
structure
design.
Afterward,
various
fiber,
layered,
porous,
composite
described.
Besides,
versatility
is
briefly
introduced.
Finally,
challenges
prospects
proposed
guide
future
advancement
field.