Ultra-stable phase change coatings constructed from dynamic boron ester crosslinked polymers and lipophilic MWCNTs
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Linhao Sun,
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Wenxing Luo
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Chemical Engineering Journal,
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2025,
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Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Fabrication of nickel-doped reduced graphene oxide nanocomposite films for optimizing battery thermal management
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Tungsten-doping Enables Excellent Kinetics and High Stability of Cobalt-free Ultrahigh-nickel Single-crystal Cathode
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Hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) “a miracle in white”: An emerging two-dimensional material for the advanced powered electronics and energy harvesting application
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Radiation‐Enhanced Heat Pipe Radiator via Surface‐Engineered Hierarchical Resin‐Free Coating for Effective Passive Heat Dissipation of High‐Power Electronic Modules
Yue Ren,
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Xiaohu Wu,
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Wenjie Luo
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Advanced Functional Materials,
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2025,
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Published: April 21, 2025
Abstract
Effective
heat
dissipation
is
critical
for
high‐power
modules
amid
increasing
demands
compact,
lightweight,
and
high‐performance
electronic
devices.
This
study
presents
a
passive
cooling
strategy
employing
type
of
hierarchical
resin‐free
coating
(HRC)
on
the
etched
surfaces
pipe
radiator
modules.
The
HRC
consists
graphene‐hybridized
hexagonal
boron
nitride
(
h
‐BN)
nanosheet
networks
fabricated
via
scalable
three‐step
chemical
etching
substrate,
ball‐milling
exfoliation,
silane
coupling
process.
It
achieves
an
infrared
emissivity
0.97,
owing
to
strong
phonon
vibrations
within
2D
nanosheets
localized
surface
plasmon
resonance
from
micro/nanostructures
which
induce
electromagnetic
field
polarization,
as
confirmed
by
numerical
simulation.
Heat
performance
coated
with
HRC,
compared
uncoated
one,
apparently
improved
due
enhanced
radiative
cooling.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
that
coatings,
relative
yields
3.1–9.9
°C
temperature
reduction
at
air
velocities
1–5
m
s
−1
decrease
total
thermal
resistance
up
16.7%
under
1.5
kW
load.
work
provides
new
design
concept
environmentally
friendly,
highly
efficient,
sustainable
management
solutions
in
Language: Английский