2021
DOI: 10.1039/d1nr03450b
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Cubic-like Co/NC composites derived from ZIF-67 with a dual control strategy of size and graphitization degree for microwave absorption

Abstract: MOFs with high tunability is considered as an ideal candidate for microwave absorbing materials. Strict experimental conditions can implement repeatability and maximize the potential of materials. In this paper, the...

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“…The A D / A G ratios of the MHCS-MoS 2 –1.5 samples treated at 600 and 800 °C are 2.06 and 1.94, respectively, indicating that the A D / A G ratios tend to decrease with the increase in calcination temperature . Increased graphitization led to enhanced electronegativity difference between graphitized and nongraphitized regions, improving edge-induced dipole polarization . Meanwhile, the electronegativity difference between MHCS cores and MoS 2 shells increases, inducing interfacial polarization relaxation.…”
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“…The A D / A G ratios of the MHCS-MoS 2 –1.5 samples treated at 600 and 800 °C are 2.06 and 1.94, respectively, indicating that the A D / A G ratios tend to decrease with the increase in calcination temperature . Increased graphitization led to enhanced electronegativity difference between graphitized and nongraphitized regions, improving edge-induced dipole polarization . Meanwhile, the electronegativity difference between MHCS cores and MoS 2 shells increases, inducing interfacial polarization relaxation.…”
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“…28 Increased graphitization led to enhanced electronegativity difference between graphitized and nongraphitized regions, improving edge-induced dipole polarization. 56 Meanwhile, the electronegativity difference between MHCS cores and MoS 2 shells increases, inducing interfacial polarization relaxation. Finally, the effect of graphitization levels of MHCS cores on EMA performances is displayed in 3D contour maps with projections (Figure 8a,b).…”
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“…The XPS spectrum was applied to analyze the surface chemical state of ZnCo-ZIF@CS-n-800 catalysts (Figure 4 and Figure S5). As shown in Figure 4a, the peak at 795.6 eV is designated as the metal Co 0 , 46 and the peaks at 779.7 and 781.4 eV of Co 2p 3/2 are attributed to Co 3+ and Co 2+ , respectively. 44,47 Furthermore, the satellite peak can be found at 804.5 eV for ZnCo-ZIF@CS-1-800 and ZnCo-ZIF@CS-2-800.…”
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“…For ZnCo-ZIF@CS-1-800 and ZnCo-ZIF@CS-2-800, only pyrrolic-N peak (400.5 eV) appears in the high-resolution spectrum. However, in the spectra of ZnCo-ZIF@CS-3-800 and ZnCo-ZIF@CS-4-800, in addition to the pyrrolic-N peak, there is also the pyridinic-N peak at 398.6 eV, and the N–O peak (404.5 eV) also appears in the spectrum of ZnCo-ZIF@CS-3-800. , Various states of nitrogen provide an opportunity to improve the catalytic activity of the carbon-based products . It can be observed from the Zn 2p spectra (Figure c) that due to the high Zn content in the ZnCo-ZIF precursor of ZnCo-ZIF@CS-3-800 and ZnCo-ZIF@CS-4-800, Zn 2+ was not completely reduced and removed as the vapor during carbonization, but a small portion remained.…”
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“…c1) Regulation of MOFs size based on growth temperature. Reproduced with permission [120]. Copyright 2021, Royal Society of Chemistry.…”
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