MOFs基核壳结构电磁波吸收材料研究进展

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Abstract The wide application of electronic equipment brings convenience to people's life but also causes serious problems of electromagnetic interfe-rence and electromagnetic radiation pollution. Therefore, the development of lighter, thinner and more efficient electromagnetic wave absorbing materials with a wider absorption frequency is of great significance to maintain the normal operation of the equipment and protect the health of the people.
The metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a kind of compound that combine metal ions or metal clusters with organic ligands to form one-dimensional or multi-dimensional structures. MOFs are characterized by extra large specific surface area, ordered accessible cavities, tunability of composition and structure. By calcining MOFs at high temperature, light porous carbon-based materials with unique microstructure can be prepared, which contain metal and metal oxide nanoparticles produced by calcination. Such porous carbon-based materials possess excellent wave absorption performance and absorption bandwidth due to their rich electromagnetic loss mechanism, which has attracted the attention of researchers.
In this paper, the research progress of MOFs-based core-shell structure absorbing materials used in the field of electromagnetic wave absorption is reviewed from the perspectives of structure, performance and preparation methods. Firstly, the microstructures, electromagnetic wave absorption performances and the corresponding absorbing mechanism of different MOFs-based composites are introduced. And then, their preparation methods are summarized. Finally, the current problems that need to be solved of the electromagnetic wave absorbing materials with core-shell structures based on MOFs are overviewed. It is expected to provide a reference for the research and application of such composites in the field of electromagnetic wave absorption.

Key words： metal-organic frameworks core-shell structure wave-absorbing material preparation method

Published: 25 August 2022 Online: 2022-08-29

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Fund:Beijing Natural Science Foundation and Key Scientific Research Project of Beijing Municipal Educational Committee(KZ202110011018).

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JIANG Chao,HUA Chuqiao,WEN Bianying. Overview of Electromagnetic Wave Absorbing Materials with Core-Shell Structure Based on MOFs[J]. Materials Reports, 2022, 36(16): 21030206-10.

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