Biomass-derived lightweight SiC aerogels for superior thermal insulation

Chunxue Zheng; Xinyang Li; Jie Yu; Zhulin Huang; Ming Li; Xiaoye Hu; Yue Li

doi:10.1039/d3nr06076d

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Biomass-derived lightweight SiC aerogels for superior thermal insulation

Chunxue Zheng Xinyang Li Jie Yu Zhulin Huang Ming Li Xiaoye Hu Yue Li

Year: 2024 Journal: Nanoscale Vol: 16 (9)Pages: 4600-4608 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d3nr06076d

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Universal biomass-derived 3D SiC nanowire aerogels were prepared boasting remarkably low thermal conductivity.

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Thermal conductivity Materials science Nanowire Biomass (ecology) Thermal insulation Thermal Composite material Nanotechnology Ecology Layer (electronics)

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