Nickel nanoparticle decorated silicon carbide as a thermal filler in thermal conductive aramid nanofiber-based composite films for heat dissipation applications

Abstract

A novel Ni nanoparticle-decorated SiC composite was prepared as thermal filler; the synergistic effect improved the thermal conductivity, thermal stability, and puncture resistance of the ANF-based composite films.

Recent trends and future perspectives of thermoelectric materials and their applications

“…25a ). 65 The γ-Ag 2 Te nanoparticles (NPs) (47) were synthesized, and their thermoelectric properties were studied within a thin film configuration deposited onto a flexible plastic substrate. The thermoelectric properties demonstrate typical p-type behavior, with the Seebeck coefficient of the γ-Ag 2 Te NP thin film measuring 1330 μV K −1 , markedly higher than that of α- or β-Ag 2 Te NP thin films.…”

Tailoring the Function of Battery Separators via the Design of MOF Coatings

“…[ 2 ] In recent years, various approaches have been explored to tackle these critical challenges, including the development of new polymers, [ 3–5 ] surface coating, [ 6–8 ] and filling modification. [ 9–11 ] Among these strategies, surface coating has garnered extensive attention due to its straightforward processes and the potential for industrial scalability. Ceramic materials, such as aluminum oxide [ 12,13 ] and boehmite, [ 6,14 ] are widely used as separator coating materials for batteries now.…”