Jing Yu, Meiqi Mu, Sisi Lin, Jie Ding, Bing Xiong, Jirong Mou, Xiurong Zhu, Xiaokang Li*, Zuzhou Xiong, Xianke Zhang* and Jujun Yuan*,
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摘要
在Ar/H2流下,将ZnCo-MOF-5/GO炭化,合成了ZnO/Co/C/还原氧化石墨烯复合材料。丰富的活性位点(如官能团和晶格缺陷)、丰富的异质界面(Co、ZnO、C和RGO之间)和皱褶结构引发多重偶极极化、界面极化和导电损耗增强。通过调节RGO的含量,可以有效调节ZnO/Co/C/RGO复合材料的电磁参数。ZnO/Co/C/RGO-50复合材料在1.70 mm处的最小反射损耗(RLmin)为−52.72 dB, EAB为3.57 GHz。CST模拟结果进一步证实了ZnO/Co/C/RGO-50复合材料具有显著的RCS还原能力。RCS降低值为22.84 dB m2,有效吸收可达到整个角度范围。ZnO/Co/C/RGO复合材料优异的微波吸收性能得益于介质损耗(偶极极化、界面极化、导电损耗)和磁损耗(自然共振和交换共振)的协同作用。
Preparation of ZnO/Co/C/RGO Composites for Enhanced Microwave Absorption
ZnO/Co/C/reduced graphene oxide (RGO) composites are synthesized through carbonization of ZnCo-MOF-5/GO under an Ar/H2 flow. The abundant active sites (e.g., functional groups and lattice defects), copious heterointerfaces (among Co, ZnO, C, and RGO), and wrinkled architecture trigger multiple dipole polarization, interface polarization, and enhanced conductive loss. By adjusting the content of RGO, the electromagnetic parameters for ZnO/Co/C/RGO composites were effectively regulated. The minimum reflection loss (RLmin) of ZnO/Co/C/RGO-50 composites is −52.72 dB at 1.70 mm, and the EAB is 3.57 GHz. Futhermore, CST simulation results further confirm the remarkable RCS reduction capacity for ZnO/Co/C/RGO-50 composites. The reduction value of RCS is 22.84 dB m2, and effective absorption can reach the entire angle range. The superior microwave absorption property for ZnO/Co/C/RGO composites is benefited from cooperative action of dielectric loss (dipole polarization, interface polarization, conductive loss) and magnetic loss (natural resonance and exchange resonance).
期刊介绍:
ACS Applied Nano Materials is an interdisciplinary journal publishing original research covering all aspects of engineering, chemistry, physics and biology relevant to applications of nanomaterials. The journal is devoted to reports of new and original experimental and theoretical research of an applied nature that integrate knowledge in the areas of materials, engineering, physics, bioscience, and chemistry into important applications of nanomaterials.