2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.ceramint.2023.07.227
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Designing of an rGO-based heterostructure for highly efficient microwave absorption performance and flame retardancy

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“…56 When the curve plotted by ε′ and ε″ formed a semicircle, the materials underwent the process of dielectric polarization relaxation, otherwise, conductive loss was generated. 57 No obvious Cole−Cole semicircle was observed for PCNF samples (Figure 6d), suggesting that the polarization relaxation process was hidden by the carrier mobility, and the conductive loss of the sample played the main role in the dielectric loss. However, Fe 7 S 8 /PCNF and Fe 7 S 8 /PCNF@ANF displayed multiple semicircles, suggesting the existence of multiple relaxation processes originating from the polarization effect (Figure 6e,f).…”
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“…56 When the curve plotted by ε′ and ε″ formed a semicircle, the materials underwent the process of dielectric polarization relaxation, otherwise, conductive loss was generated. 57 No obvious Cole−Cole semicircle was observed for PCNF samples (Figure 6d), suggesting that the polarization relaxation process was hidden by the carrier mobility, and the conductive loss of the sample played the main role in the dielectric loss. However, Fe 7 S 8 /PCNF and Fe 7 S 8 /PCNF@ANF displayed multiple semicircles, suggesting the existence of multiple relaxation processes originating from the polarization effect (Figure 6e,f).…”
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confidence: 98%
“…When the curve plotted by ε′ and ε″ formed a semicircle, the materials underwent the process of dielectric polarization relaxation, otherwise, conductive loss was generated . No obvious Cole–Cole semicircle was observed for PCNF samples (Figure d), suggesting that the polarization relaxation process was hidden by the carrier mobility, and the conductive loss of the sample played the main role in the dielectric loss.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%