Mingzhe Liu , Bo Wang , Yuanzhao Hou , Yujiang Wang , Binchuan Li , Daxue Fu , Jianshe Chen , Kuiren Liu , Tao Wan , Qing Han , Xudong Lu , Cean Guo , Shicheng Wei
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Abstract
Microwave absorbing materials (MAMs) of the ferrite type are crucial for resisting electromagnetic radiation. This work proposed a novel high-temperature mechanochemical method (HTMC) to prepare zinc ferrite (ZnFe2O4). The effects of key process parameters on the microstructure and properties of ZnFe2O4 were investigated. The results indicate that the electromagnetic and microwave absorption (MA) performances can be influenced by the crystallization and dispersion degree of ZnFe2O4. Meanwhile, its MA originates from the good synergy between its dielectric losses (dipole polarization, interfacial polarization, conductive loss) and magnetic losses (eddy current loss, natural resonance, exchange resonance). The HTMC achieves the coupling effect of mechanical force and high-temperature, refining particles while promoting the reaction process. It not only effectively optimizes reaction conditions and shortens the reaction process, but also enables large-scale preparation. This work enriches the existing strategies for the preparation of high-performance ferrite-type MAMs and provides promising insight for engineering applications.
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