Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Abstract
Rational
manipulation
of
composition
and
microstructure
design
is
recognized
as
an
effective
pathway
to
realize
multifunctional
high‐performance
microwave
absorber.
In
this
work,
necklace‐like
hollow
polyacrylonitrile
(PAN)/carbon
nanofibers
are
designed
constructed
through
a
simple
continuous
electrospinning‐carbonization‐etching
route.
Specifically,
by
varying
the
carbonization
temperature,
ratio
PAN
carbon
content
PAN/carbon
can
be
effectively
regulated,
resulting
in
tunable
electromagnetic
parameters
conductive
loss
capacities.
After
that,
structure
further
introduced
improve
feature
lightweight,
impedance‐matching
characteristics,
interfacial
polarization
ability.
Accordingly,
exhibited
frequency
bandwidth
6.60
GHz
minimum
reflection
−44.73
dB
at
1.76
mm.
Both
experimental
theoretical
simulation
results
indicated
that
obtained
possessed
high
chemical
stability
excellent
absorbing
performance,
endowing
them
candidates
for
absorbers
extreme
conditions.
Therefore,
findings
not
only
offered
rationally
manipulate
but
also
provided
novel
technique
make
most
engineering
strengthening
interface
loss.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(19)
Published: Jan. 30, 2024
Abstract
Heterointerface
engineering,
which
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
developing
advanced
microwave‐absorbing
materials,
is
employed
to
design
zeolitic
imidazolate
framework
(ZIF)–MXene
nanocomposites.
The
ZIF–MXene
composites
are
prepared
by
electrostatic
self‐assembly
of
negatively
charged
titanium
carbide
MXene
flakes
and
positively
Co‐containing
ZIF
nanomaterials.
This
approach
effectively
creates
abundant
Mott–Schottky
heterointerfaces
exhibiting
robust
built‐in
electric
field
(BIEF)
effect,
as
evidenced
experimental
theoretical
analyses,
leading
notable
attenuation
electromagnetic
energy.
Systematic
manipulation
the
BIEF‐exhibiting
heterointerface,
achieved
through
topological
modulation
ZIF,
proficiently
alters
charge
separation,
facilitates
electron
migration,
ultimately
enhances
polarization
relaxation
loss,
resulting
exceptional
wave
absorption
performance
(reflection
loss
RL
min
=
−47.35
dB
effective
bandwidth
f
E
6.32
GHz).
present
study
demonstrates
an
innovative
model
system
for
elucidating
interfacial
mechanisms
pioneers
novel
functional
materials
with
characteristics
spatial
engineering.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: April 15, 2024
With
the
diversified
development
of
big
data,
detection
and
precision
guidance
technologies,
electromagnetic
(EM)
functional
materials
devices
serving
multiple
spectrums
have
become
a
hot
topic.
Exploring
multispectral
response
is
challenging
meaningful
scientific
question.
In
this
study,
MXene/TiO
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: June 11, 2024
Abstract
The
exploration
of
novel
multivariate
heterostructures
has
emerged
as
a
pivotal
strategy
for
developing
high-performance
electromagnetic
wave
(EMW)
absorption
materials.
However,
the
loss
mechanism
in
traditional
is
relatively
simple,
guided
by
empirical
observations,
and
not
monotonous.
In
this
work,
we
presented
semiconductor–semiconductor–metal
heterostructure
system,
Mo–MXene/Mo–metal
sulfides
(metal
=
Sn,
Fe,
Mn,
Co,
Ni,
Zn,
Cu),
including
semiconductor
junctions
Mott–Schottky
junctions.
By
skillfully
combining
these
distinct
functional
components
(Mo–MXene,
MoS
2
,
metal
sulfides),
can
engineer
multiple
heterogeneous
interface
with
superior
capabilities,
broad
effective
bandwidths,
ultrathin
matching
thickness.
successful
establishment
gives
rise
to
built-in
electric
field
that
intensifies
electron
transfer,
confirmed
density
theory,
which
collaborates
dielectric
polarization
mechanisms
substantially
amplify
EMW
absorption.
We
detailed
synthesis
series
featuring
both
semiconductor–semiconductor
semiconductor–metal
interfaces.
achievements
were
most
pronounced
Mo–MXene/Mo–Sn
sulfide,
achieved
remarkable
reflection
values
−
70.6
dB
at
thickness
only
1.885
mm.
Radar
cross-section
calculations
indicate
MXene/Mo–metal
have
tremendous
potential
practical
military
stealth
technology.
This
work
marks
departure
from
conventional
component
design
limitations
presents
pathway
creation
advanced
MXene-based
composites
potent
capabilities.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(3)
Published: Oct. 9, 2023
Abstract
Heterogeneous
interface
regulation
plays
an
important
role
in
tailoring
the
intrinsic
electromagnetic
(EM)
properties
for
obtaining
excellent
EM
wave
absorption,
which
still
faces
huge
challenge.
In
this
work,
bi‐metal
MOFs‐derived
ZnFe
2
O
4
–ZnO‐Fe@C
(ZZFC)
microspheres
with
custom‐built
heterogeneous
interfaces
are
successfully
fabricated
via
a
confined
growth
strategy.
Bi‐metal
Fe–Zn–ZIF
tailored
coordination
structure
and
chemical
bonding
first
selected
as
precursor
template.
After
undergoing
annealing
process,
metal
Fe
2+
host
is
converted
into
magnetic
nanoparticles
(NPs).
The
Zn
transformed
semiconductor
zinc
oxide
(ZnO)
increasing
(101)
crystal‐oriented
growth.
At
same
time,
hosts
further
reacted
to
synthesize
ferrite
(ZnFe
).
Formed
catalyze
organic
ligands
constitute
graphitized
carbon
layers,
confine
of
,
ZnO,
NPs.
Combined
well
impendence
synergy
absorption
mechanism
(magnetic
loss,
polarization,
conduction
loss),
optimized
magnetic–dielectric
exhibit
outstanding
minimum
reflection
loss
−66.5
dB
at
only
2.0
mm
thickness.
MOF‐derived
materials
provide
new
sight
design
efficient
system.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(31)
Published: March 7, 2024
Abstract
Traditional
electromagnetic
absorbing
materials
(EWAMs)
are
usually
single
functions
and
can
easily
affect
their
performance
in
diverse
application
scenarios.
Effective
integration
of
EWAMs
into
multiple
function
components
is
a
valuable
strategy
to
achieve
maximum
absorption
multifunction
while
maintaining
indispensable
physical
chemical
properties.
In
this
work,
the
polyoxometalates
(POMs)
serving
as
“guests”
embedded
within
Co‐MOFs
construct
3d/4d‐bimetallic
based
crystalline
precursors
dielectric/magnetic
synergistic
system.
The
proper
pyrolysis
temperature
induced
homogeneously
distributed
metallic
Co
MoC
x
hetero‐units
carbon
matrix
with
modified
porous
defect
engineering
enhance
wave
(EW).
Owing
brilliant
effect
polarization,
magnetic
loss,
impedance
matching,
superior
RL
min
−47.72
dB
at
11.76
GHz
thickness
2.0
mm
wide
adequate
bandwidth
(EAB)
4.58
(7.44–12.02
GHz)
covered
whole
X‐band
2.5
for
η
‐MoC/Co@NC‐800
observed.
More
importantly,
resulting
hybrid
polyimide
(MCP)
aerogel
exhibits
desirable
properties
such
structural
robustness,
nonflammability,
excellent
thermal
insulation,
self‐cleaning
capabilities
that
comparable
those
commercially
available
products.
This
work
offers
inspiration
creating
multipurpose
microwave
absorbers
intricate
designs.