Strong and conductive reduced graphene oxide-MXene porous films for efficient electromagnetic interference shielding

Super-flexible phase change materials with a dual-supporting effect for solar thermoelectric conversion in the ocean environment

“…1e and f, respectively, showing that MXene nanosheets with a thickness of about 3 nm were prepared after the Al phase in the MAX raw material was successfully etched. Owing to its great water dispersibility, 59,60 MXene is predominately distributed in the continuous NR phase.…”

An ultralight and thermally conductive Ti3C2TxMXene–silver nanowire cellular composite film for high-performance electromagnetic interference shielding

“…Polymer materials 12–16 are more lightweight, flexible, easy to process, and have excellent corrosion resistance. However, most of the polymer materials are non-conductive, and it is difficult to achieve high conductivity even with the addition of carbon nanotubes, 17,18 carbon fibers, 19,20 graphene 21–24 and other conductive fillers. Therefore, the combination of electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity of the material with light weight, easy processing, and excellent anti-corrosion performance is a competitive research direction.…”

High-strength, low infrared-emission nonmetallic films for highly efficient Joule/solar heating, electromagnetic interference shielding and thermal camouflage

“…5b). For instance, the SE t of the MGM-7 film was as high as 83 429 dB cm −1 , which is superior to the values of well-studied metal-based, carbon-based, and MXene-based composites, 28–30,35,36,48,77–93 and is among the best values when taking the tensile strength of materials into consideration at the same time (Fig. 5d and Table S4, ESI†).…”