Yue Sun , Yanxiang Wang , Yingfan Li , Shichao Dai , Bohan Ding , Jinghe Guo , Yanru Yuan , Dong Zhang , Dongming Liu
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MOF-introduced Cu2Se/CoSe2 and carbon nanofibers: Complementary regulation of dielectric loss for enhanced electromagnetic wave absorption
Carbon nanofibers (CNFs) are widely used as electromagnetic wave (EMW) absorbing materials because of their excellent electrical conductivity, but their excessively high conductivity hinders EMWs from penetrating the interior of the material and being dissipated. In this work, bimetallic precursors were introduced into CNFs via MOF-on-MOF methods, and Cu2Se/CoSe2@CNFs composites were obtained through selenization treatment. MOFs and CNFs complement each other by balancing polarization loss and conductive loss to achieve optimal impedance matching. The electromagnetic parameters were tuned by varying the MOF loading amount. Cu2Se/CoSe2@CNF-2 achieved a minimum reflection loss of −40.74 dB at a thickness of 1.49 mm. In the RCS simulation, Cu2Se/CoSe2@CNF-2 demonstrated the best stealth performance. This study offers a new strategy for enhancing the performance of EMW absorbing materials through the complementary loss functions between MOF derivatives and CNFs.
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