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Modification of the three-dimensional graphene aerogel self-assembled network using a titanate coupling agent and its thermal conductivity mechanism with epoxy …

Cui et al., 2021

Document ID
572742264893342401
Author
Cui S
Wu W
Liu C
Wang Y
Chen Q
Liu X
Publication year
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Nanoscale

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Three-dimensional thermally conductive graphene aerogels have become more and more significant in practical thermal management applications. However, the interface between the graphene aerogel and the polymer has a strong interface thermal resistance, and the …
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