Hollow engineering of sandwich NC@Co/NC@MnO2 composites toward strong wideband electromagnetic wave attenuation

Chenhao Wei; Lingzi Shi; Maoqing Li; Mukun He; Mengjie Li; X.N. Jing; Panbo Liu; Junwei Gu

doi:10.1016/j.jmst.2023.08.020

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Hollow engineering of sandwich NC@Co/NC@MnO2 composites toward strong wideband electromagnetic wave attenuation

Chenhao Wei Lingzi Shi Maoqing Li Mukun He Mengjie Li X.N. Jing Panbo Liu Junwei Gu

Year: 2023 Journal: Journal of Material Science and Technology Vol: 175 Pages: 194-203 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.jmst.2023.08.020

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Materials science Reflection loss Composite material Attenuation Absorption (acoustics) Hydrothermal circulation Electromagnetic radiation Composite number Optics Chemical engineering

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