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Superior microwave absorption properties of FeNi/graphene composites prepared by the hydrothermal synthesis technique
A FeNi/Graphene composite with superior microwave absorption properties was synthesized via the hydrothermal technique. The results show that the reflection loss (RL) significantly improves with an increase in the Graphene content. The sample GN3 achieves an RLmin of −22.92 dB at 12 GHz, exhibiting an effective bandwidth of less than −10 dB across a span of 4.84 GHz (8.15–12.99 GHz). The synergistic effects of multiple loss mechanisms, including interface polarization and eddy current loss, contributes to the overall microwave absorption performance.
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