2021
DOI: 10.1039/d1tc02984c
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Synthesis of hollow rod-like hierarchical structures assembled by CoFe/C nanosheets for enhanced microwave absorption

Abstract: Composites of ferromagnetic metal and carbon with hierarchical structures are favoured for strengthening microwave absorption capability due to synergistic effects of hybrid structures and enhanced interfacial polarization. However, it remains...

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“…For the raw FeCoCr powders, periodical stripes with a spacing of 0.179 nm can be seen in high-resolution TEM image, corresponding to the (200) crystal plane of γ-austenite. The SAED pattern confirms a typical FCC structure with a crystal band axis of [11]. The presence of ε-martensite was not identified in the raw FeCoCr powders due to its low content and sampling of the TEM image.…”
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confidence: 72%
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“…For the raw FeCoCr powders, periodical stripes with a spacing of 0.179 nm can be seen in high-resolution TEM image, corresponding to the (200) crystal plane of γ-austenite. The SAED pattern confirms a typical FCC structure with a crystal band axis of [11]. The presence of ε-martensite was not identified in the raw FeCoCr powders due to its low content and sampling of the TEM image.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…These requirements are beyond the reach of traditional microwave absorbents with single composition, e.g., carbonyl iron [8,9]. Soft magnetic alloys are promising to meet these new requirements [10][11][12][13] since they can benefit from composition design. Many soft magnetic alloy absorbents were reported in the literature, ranging from binary alloys such as FeNi [14], FeCr [15], FeCo [16] and FeSi [17], to ternary/quaternary/pentanary/hexanary alloys such as FeSiAl [18], FeSiAlCr [19], NiCrAlY [20] and FeSiBPCuY [21].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The magnetic Co-NPs and Zn-NPs in CoZnO/C@BCN were dispersed on the surface of BCN, resulting in a lower M s value. 30 Additionally, Zn-NPs were easily oxidized, leading to decreased M s . The coercive fields ( H c ) of Co 1 Zn 1 O/C@BCN, Co 1 Zn 2 O/C@BCN, and Co 2 Zn 1 O/C@BCN were 320.0, 310.0, and 280.0 Oe, respectively, as shown in Fig.…”
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“…8a shows the air-to-material interface intrinsic reflection coefficient ( Γ ), 57 which is the function of complex permittivity and complex permeability. 58,59 …”
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confidence: 99%