Construction of flower-like CoNi nanosheets/nitrogen-doped expanded graphite composites synergistically designed for efficient microwave absorption and excellent thermal conductivity

Mingyu Jiang, Zhuguang Nie, Xiaoli Guo, Zhiyue Zhao, Xiaonan Yang, Guiyu Chu, Ru Wang, Fengjiao Jiang, Shuhua Qi, Hongxia Yan

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Abstract

Electromagnetic pollution and device heat dissipation have become global issues. It is crucial to develop high-performance materials for microwave absorption with superior thermal conductivity. In this paper, three-dimensional porous network and flower-like CoNi nanosheets/nitrogen-doped expanded graphite (CoNi/N-EG) composites were successfully prepared with excellent microwave absorption properties. The effective absorption bandwidth (EAB) of the composites reaches up to 7 GHz and the minimum reflection loss (RLmin) reaches −59.98 dB with low content filling (5 wt%) and 2.9 mm thickness. The attributed enhancement is due to the CoNi/N-EG composites' rational microstructural design, synergistic interaction of dielectric and magnetic losses, and perfect impedance matching. In addition, the CoNi/N-EG composites exhibited excellent thermal stability and thermal conductivity, with an optimal thermal conductivity of 8.02 W m−1 K−1, which was enhanced by 18.3 % compared with EG. This paper is an inspiration for the study of designing high-performance carbon-based magnetic metal wave-absorbing materials with efficient thermal conductivity and unique morphology.

Original languageEnglish
Article number179667
JournalJournal of Alloys and Compounds
Volume1021
DOIs
StatePublished - 5 Apr 2025

Keywords

  • CoNi nanosheets
  • Expanded graphite
  • Microwave absorption
  • Thermal conductivity

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