Magnetically active composites with relatively giant dielectric permittivity

Abstract

"Magnetically active composites based on silicone rubber, silicone oil, carbonyl microparticles, graphene nanopallets and fabric, as a reinforcing element, are manufactured. For a constant amount of carbonyl iron microparticles and silicone oil, and for different ratios between the amounts of silicone rubber and graphene nanopalets, three composite samples are prepared. Using the plane capacitor method, the relative permittivity of the composites is determined. It is shown that by using graphene nanopallets, composites with giant values of relative dielectric permittivity can be obtained and that the relative dielectric permittivity values are sensitive to the magnetic force induced by the static magnetic field superimposed on the medium-frequency electric field. Using the model of the dipolar magnetic approximation and elements of the theory of dielectrics in medium frequency electric fields, the mechanisms participating in the obtained effects are described."