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Hierarchical Magnetic Network Constructed by CoFe Nanoparticles Suspended Within "Tubes on Rods" Matrix Toward Enhanced Microwave Absorption.

ABSTRACT: Hierarchical magnetic-dielectric composites are promising functional materials with prospective applications in microwave absorption (MA) field. Herein, a three-dimension hierarchical "nanotubes on microrods," core-shell magnetic metal-carbon composite is rationally constructed for the first time via a fast metal-organic frameworks-based ligand exchange strategy followed by a carbonization treatment with melamine. Abundant magnetic CoFe nanoparticles are embedded within one-dimensional graphitized carbon/carbon nanotubes supported on micro-scale Mo₂N rod (Mo₂N@CoFe@C/CNT), constructing a special multi-dimension hierarchical MA material. Ligand exchange reaction is found to determine the formation of hierarchical magnetic-dielectric composite, which is assembled by dielectric Mo₂N as core and spatially dispersed CoFe nanoparticles within C/CNTs as shell. Mo₂N@CoFe@C/CNT composites exhibit superior MA performance with maximum reflection loss of - 53.5 dB at 2 mm thickness and show a broad effective absorption bandwidth of 5.0 GHz. The Mo₂N@CoFe@C/CNT composites hold the following advantages: (1) hierarchical core-shell structure offers plentiful of heterojunction interfaces and triggers interfacial polarization, (2) unique electronic migration/hop paths in the graphitized C/CNTs and Mo₂N rod facilitate conductive loss, (3) highly dispersed magnetic CoFe nanoparticles within "tubes on rods" matrix build multi-scale magnetic coupling network and reinforce magnetic response capability, confirmed by the off-axis electron holography.

SUBMITTER: Xu C

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8187526 | biostudies-literature |

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