J. Mater. Chem. C
 2024
DOI: 10.1039/d4tc01018c
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An equivalent RLC circuit loss mechanism introduced by Fe2O3 nanoneedle arrays towards high-performance electromagnetic wave absorption materials

Jingshen Xu,
Na Lu,
Kefan Shi
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Abstract: Previous studies in the direction of electromagnetic wave absorption (EMW) materials have primarily focused on microstructure design, carbon/magnetic dual-phase structures construction and optimizing impedance matching. Despite previous efforts, there still...

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Multi-heterogeneous interfaces boost dielectric polarization in PBA-derived Co/MnO@NC ternary composites for electromagnetic wave absorption

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Multifunctional core–shell CaSnO3@N-doped carbon coaxial nanocables with excellent lithium storage performance and efficient microwave absorption

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