Fire-resistant iron-based phosphates/phosphorus-doped carbon composites derived from phytic acid-treated metal organic frameworks as high-efficiency microwave absorbers

Jue Liu; Can Meng; Qingwei Liu; Nailin Li; Ronghai Yu; Min Zeng

doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2022.08.037

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Fire-resistant iron-based phosphates/phosphorus-doped carbon composites derived from phytic acid-treated metal organic frameworks as high-efficiency microwave absorbers

Jue Liu Can Meng Qingwei Liu Nailin Li Ronghai Yu Min Zeng

Year: 2022 Journal: Carbon Vol: 200 Pages: 472-482 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2022.08.037

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Phytic acid Materials science Microwave Absorption (acoustics) Doping Carbon fibers Reflection loss Composite material Composite number Chemistry Optoelectronics

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