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Sugar blower protocol enabling superior electromagnetic wave absorption of porous micro pipeline carbon materials

Ding et al., 2021

Document ID
6609257206128545253
Author
Ding C
Wu S
Zhang Y
Wu Y
Geng X
Huang X
Wen G
Wang A
Publication year
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Carbon-based materials are the most widely used electromagnetic wave absorbing (EWA) material in the aerospace field because of their light weight. However, carbon materials suffer from poor impedance matching, which hinders their practical applications. Here …
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