A novel family of mixed matrix membranes (MMMs) with the combination of ferroelectric fluropolymers matrix (P(VDF‐CTFE)) and ferroelectric MOFs fillers ([NH3(CH2)4NH3][M(HCOO)3]2(MCoII, MgII, and MnII), have been synthesized and characterized, including the morphology, structures, and dielectric properties. Dielectric measurements revealed that the permittivity of the composites improved notablely with the introduction of ferroelectric MOFs fillers, while the dielectric loss was comparable to that of the polymer matrix. And also, interestingly, the enhancement of permittivity evidently dependent on the quantity and dielectric behavior of MOFs fillers, which may be valuable to the dielectric regulation of the polymer/MOFs MMMs. In addition, two different preparation methods were adopted respectively, including blending and electrospinning‐hot pressing. The comparison of the two preparation methods revealed that the blending MMMs exhibit higher permittivity and higher dielectric loss than that of the electrospinning‐hot pressing MMMs. To our knowledge, this is a novel research of high‐εr dielectric MMMs fabricated by ferroelectric MOFs and ferroelectric fluropolymers, and this work may provide a new perspective on the further research of high‐κ dielectric MMMs and the industrial application of ferroelectric MOFs.
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