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Enhanced thermal performance and stability of non-gallium liquid metal composites
This paper presents a study on the thermal performance and stability of non-gallium liquid metal (BiPbInSnCd alloy with melting point 47 °C) composite. It has been found that incorporating copper particles and copper foam into the non-gallium liquid metal can help to enhance the overall thermal conductivity, and achieved longer lifetime than gallium-based liquid metal composite. We have demonstrated that the average thermal conductivity of non-gallium liquid metal composite with filler weight ratio of 44.4 % can reach as high as 28.9 W·m−1·K−1. The improvement mechanism and the impact of preparation methods on the thermal performance have been also investigated.
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