Progress of high performance Ti₃C₂T_xMXene nanocomposite films for electromagnetic interference shielding

Abstract

With the rapid growth of 5G communication technology, it is imperative to produce electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding materials to combat the growing electromagnetic radiation pollution. For new shielding applications, EMI...

High green index electromagnetic interference shields with semiconducting Bi2S3 fillers in a PEDOT:PSS matrix

“…Finally, the shielding effectiveness values achieved here are comparable to or exceed the values reported in the literature for metals and emerging materials, which are from 20 to 70 dB, 2–16 but the focus here is rather on green index, which has not been discussed much previously. As mentioned earlier, metals exhibit a very poor green index of well under 0.1 6 and graphene provides a marginally better GI of 0.14.…”

“…With electronic components getting increasingly smaller, the weight penalty becomes a serious concern with conventional metal shields. Successful alternatives in the literature have included shields based on graphene, [10][11][12] carbon nanotubes, 13 MXenes [14][15][16] and other 2D materials. 2,3,17 All these new materials have been shown to mitigate the shortcomings of metals while providing good shielding effectiveness.…”

Environmental implications of metal–organic frameworks and MXenes in biomedical applications: a perspective

“…[4][5][6] These characteristics make them promising candidates for various biomedical applications, paving the way for innovative and efficient therapeutic and diagnostic approaches. [7][8][9] These materials are highly attractive for a wide range of biomedical applications, including drug delivery, 10,11 tissue engineering, 12,13 (bio)sensing, 8,[14][15][16] and imaging. 17,18 MOFs can be designed to encapsulate and deliver therapeutic agents, providing controlled release and targeted delivery to specic sites in the body.…”

Fluoride‐Free Synthesis of 2D Titanium Carbide (MXenes) Assisted by scCO2‐Based Ternary Solution

“…Therefore, the specific performance of etched materials, such as their power storage, transmission capacity, and electronic transfer capability, can be negatively impacted by the presence of fluoridated etchants. [ 16 ] It is desirable to prepare MXenes structures without fluorine, which can significantly enhance their performance. [ 17 ] Although several methods for producing fluorine‐free MXenes have been reported, including electrochemical etching, [ 18 ] alkali etching, [ 17a,19 ] and molten salt assisted‐synthesis.…”