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摘要
生物质碳源材料具有可持续、低成本和高介电损耗等特点,在微波吸收材料中具有独特的优势。本研究通过两步合成了一种新的FeNi/NiFe2O4/多孔碳球(FNP)复合材料:第一步是用微晶纤维素和聚乙烯吡咯烷酮通过水热法制备碳球,第二步是将FeNi/NiFe2O4颗粒装饰在碳球上,并在800℃煅烧后在碳球上形成孔。FNP复合材料具有显著的MA性能,最小反射损耗为- 53.05 dB,有效吸收带宽高达5.37 GHz。Cole-Cole曲线显示,FeNi和NiFe2O4颗粒对界面极化和磁损失有贡献,而碳球的相互连接导致导电损失。此外,碳球的CN、CO、CO和O- c =O键和缺陷诱导偶极子极化,进一步提高了FNP复合材料的MA性能。
Porous carbon nano-spheres derived from cellulose decorated by FeNi/NiFe2O4 particles as an outstanding microwave absorbent
Biomass-derived carbon materials have unique advantages in microwave absorption (MA) materials because of sustainable, low-cost and high dielectric loss. In this study, a new FeNi/NiFe2O4/porous carbon spheres (FNP) composite was synthesized by two steps: the first step is using microcrystalline cellulose and polyvinylpyrrolidone to prepare carbon spheres through a hydrothermal method, and the second step is decorating FeNi/NiFe2O4 particles onto the carbon spheres and making pores in carbon spheres through calcining at 800 °C. The FNP composite displays remarkable MA capabilities with a minimum reflection loss of −53.05 dB and an effective absorption bandwidth up to 5.37 GHz. Cole-Cole curves reveal that FeNi and NiFe2O4 particles contribute to interface polarization and magnetic loss, while the interconnected carbon spheres lead to conductive loss. Additionally, the CN, CO, CO, and O-C=O bonds and defects of carbon spheres induce dipole polarization, further enhancing the MA properties of the FNP composites.
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