2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2022.153044
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High thermally insulating and lightweight Cr2O3 − Al2O3 aerogel with rapid–cooling property

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“…Furthermore, it can be found that the cross-linking of different metal ions does not affect the thermal conductivity of aerogel, which may be because ion exchange does not affect the overall structure of aerogel, which is consistent with SEM images. The thermal conductivity of SA/PA Mn + aerogels is lower than some reported aerogels, such as starch-based aerogels (0.125 W/(mÁK)), 46 sodium alginate-based aerogel (0.06 $ 0.1 W/(mÁK)). 47…”
Section: Heat Insulationmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…Furthermore, it can be found that the cross-linking of different metal ions does not affect the thermal conductivity of aerogel, which may be because ion exchange does not affect the overall structure of aerogel, which is consistent with SEM images. The thermal conductivity of SA/PA Mn + aerogels is lower than some reported aerogels, such as starch-based aerogels (0.125 W/(mÁK)), 46 sodium alginate-based aerogel (0.06 $ 0.1 W/(mÁK)). 47…”
Section: Heat Insulationmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…Furthermore, we tested the flammability of the gel electrolyte and compared it with a conventional gel electrolyte based on poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO). As demonstrated in Figure 4j and Video S2 (Supporting Information), the electrolyte in this work remains completely unaffected even after 20 s of contact with flames generated by a windproof lighter up to 1300 °C, [ 33 ] in sharp contrast to the PEO‐based electrolyte which bursts into flames after only 3 s.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…S16b, ESI †), which indicates better thermal radiation to the surrounding atmosphere to rapidly create a hot area and increase heat utilization. 52 In addition, water can penetrate from the KFs side (Fig. S7, ESI †), which provides a spontaneous water supply.…”
Section: Water Pumping For Evaporationmentioning
confidence: 99%