A comparison study on polymeric nanocomposite foams with various carbon nanoparticles: adjusting radiation time and effect on electrical behavior and microcellular structure
IF 4.5 3区 材料科学Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Mohammad Aghvami‐Panah, Ao Wang, Mahyar Panahi-Sarmad, Seyed Hossein Seyed Esfahani, A. Seraji, Mehrnaz Shahbazi, R. Ghaffarian, Seifollah Jamalpour, Xue Xiao
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Abstract
ABSTRACT The effect of carbon black (CB), carbon nanotube (CNT), and graphene (G) on foaming, electrical conductivity (EC), and electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding of polystyrene (PS) foam that has been produced via microwave heating operation and supercritical carbon dioxide (CO2) was studied. Foams containing 1 wt %, CNT, and G reached over 90% porosity after 30 s and 3 min radiation time, respectively; however, PS/CB foam did not expand properly even after 3.5 min. In addition, the expansion ratio of PS/CB and PS/G was one-sixth and one-half of PS/CNT, respectively – due to the great CNT’s ability to convert microwave radiation to heat. EC of solid and porous nanocomposites has been increased via raising filler content; however, PS/CNT displayed the highest value at the same volume fractions. This ascending trend could not endure during foaming, so a remarkable optimum-point has been observed for nanocomposite foams. Eventually, EMI-shielding properties of solid and foam nanocomposites were discussed. Graphical Abstract
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The central aim of International Journal of Smart and Nano Materials is to publish original results, critical reviews, technical discussion, and book reviews related to this compelling research field: smart and nano materials, and their applications. The papers published in this journal will provide cutting edge information and instructive research guidance, encouraging more scientists to make their contribution to this dynamic research field.