ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces · 2016 · 987 citations · 58 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials ChemistryNanomaterialsSurface EngineeringDielectricsMaterial PerformanceMicrowave MaterialsShielding DesignShielding MaterialsX-ray ShieldingAmorphous CarbonComposite Shielding MaterialsElectromagnetic Shielding MaterialsMicrowave Absorbing MaterialsMxenesNanocomposite Shielding MaterialsNanocrystalsSurface-modified Composites
Ti3C2 MXenes have shown promise for electromagnetic absorption and shielding applications. This study seeks to broaden MXene use in EM absorbing and shielding by modifying surface properties. Composites were fabricated by HF etching and annealing Ti3C2 MXenes to create tunable absorbing behavior. The resulting composites exhibited a minimum reflection loss of –48.4 dB at 11.6 GHz and shielding effectiveness up to 76.1 dB in a 1 mm wax matrix, with TiO₂ nanocrystals and amorphous carbon enhancing absorption.
Electromagnetic (EM) absorbing and shielding composites with tunable absorbing behaviors based on Ti3C2 MXenes are fabricated via HF etching and annealing treatment. Localized sandwich structure without sacrificing the original layered morphology is realized, which is responsible for the enhancement of EM absorbing capability in the X-band. The composite with 50 wt % annealed MXenes exhibits a minimum reflection loss of -48.4 dB at 11.6 GHz, because of the formation of TiO2 nanocrystals and amorphous carbon. Moreover, superior shielding effectiveness with high absorption effectiveness is achieved. The total and absorbing shielding effectiveness of Ti3C2 MXenes in a wax matrix with a thickness of only 1 mm reach values of 76.1 and 67.3 dB, while those of annealed Ti3C2 MXenes/wax composites are 32 and 24.2 dB, respectively. Considering the promising performance of Ti3C2 MXenes with the modified surface, this work is expected to open the door for the expanded applications of MXenes family in EM absorbing and shielding fields.
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