Corrigendum to “Hybrid zeolite imidazolate framework derived N-implanted carbon polyhedrons with tunable heterogeneous interfaces for strong wideband microwave attenuation” [Carbon 159 (2020) 83–93](S0008622319312564)(10.1016/j.carbon.2019.12.021)

The authors regret that the printed version of the above article contained a number of errors. The correct and final version follows. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. 1. Introduction Hybrid zeolite imidazolate framework (HZIF) is a novel group of bimetallic metal organic frameworks which introduces zeolite-like TO₄ units in the ZIF [45]. High valent Mo or W atoms incorporates with Zn or Co atoms derives lots of great applications as electrocatalysts and energy storage materials [46–48]. Herein, three kinds of hybrid zeolite imidazolate framework (HZIF) precursors by rational design of the component and structure are synthesized, named HZIF-ZnMo, HZIF-ZnW and HZIF-ZnMoW, respectively. Then multi-metallic doped N-implanted carbon polyhedrons (NCP), Mo-NCP, W-NCP and MoW-NCP, can be obtained via a facile pyrolysis of the precursors. Table 1. Comparison of microwave absorption performance of MoW-NCP with other MOFs-derived carbon absorbers. [Table presented] 4. Conclusions With the aim to improve the microwave attenuation ability through the synergistic effects between the multi-component composites, a series of multi-metallic doped NCP polyhedrons with different morphologies have been synthesized by a simple pyrolysis process of a series of HZIF compounds. References [45] F. Wang, Z. S. Liu, H. Yang, Y. X. Tan, J. Zhang. Hybrid zeolitic imidazolate frameworks with catalytically active TO4 building blocks, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 50 (2011) 450–453. [46] Y. Li, R. Zhang, W. Zhou, X. Wu, H. Zhang, J. Zhang, Hierarchical MoS2 hollow architectures with abundant Mo vacancies for efficient sodium storage, ACS Nano 13(2019) 5533–5540. [47] Y. Xu, Z. Ye, J. W. Ye, C. T. He, J. P. Zhang, X. M. Chen, et al. Non-3d metal modulation of a cobalt imidazolate framework for excellent electrocatalytic oxygen evolution in neutral media, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 58(2019) 139–143. [48] Y. Li, X. Wu, H. Zhang, J. Zhang, HZIF-based hybrids for electrochemical energy applications. Nanoscale, 11(2019), 15763–15769.