Preparation of Ni/C porous fibers derived from jute fibers for high-performance microwave absorption

Abstract

Ni/C porous fibers derived from jute fibers exhibited excellent microwave absorption performance.

Fabrication of highly conductive, flexible, and hydrophobic Kevlar®@Ni–P–B@Cu@CS fabric with excellent self-cleaning performance for electromagnetic interference shielding

“…The most commonly used metallic nanomaterials include gold (Au), 34 silver (Ag), [35][36][37][38][39] copper (Cu), 40 and nickel (Ni). 41,42 Their loading methods include chemical or physical vapor deposition 40,43,44 and electroless plating. 35,45 Electroplating 46,47 can also be conducted when the textile has been endowed with the necessary electrical conductivity.…”

“…35 Lee et al prepared Cu@ACFs through electroless deposition, and the prepared composite exhibited EMI-SE values of 55-85 dB in the low-frequency band (30 MHz-1.5 GHz) and 70-90 dB in the high-frequency band (1.5-10 GHz). 45 Generally, electroless Ni 42,48 and Ni alloy (including Ni-P, 33,49 Ni-W-P, 50 and Ni-Co-Fe-P 51 ) plating account for the dominant portion of the electroless plating field due to their low cost, stable plating solution, and great adherence to the substrates. Moreover, Cu electrodeposition is the main component of electroplating due to its excellent conductivity/cost ratio compared with gold and silver.…”

“…Generally, electroless Ni 42,48 and Ni alloy (including Ni–P, 33,49 Ni–W–P, 50 and Ni–Co–Fe–P 51 ) plating account for the dominant portion of the electroless plating field due to their low cost, stable plating solution, and great adherence to the substrates. Moreover, Cu electrodeposition is the main component of electroplating due to its excellent conductivity/cost ratio compared with gold and silver.…”

Aminated Halloysite/Jute/Phenol-Formaldehyde Composites with Enhanced Mechanical Properties, Improved Lightweight Character, and Lowered Fire Hazard

“…Jute fibers have been demonstrated to be one of the most popular choices owing to the lower cost, better mechanical properties, and longer individual fiber length than other natural fibers. , Taking advantage of the lower density arising from cell cavities in jute fibers, lightweight composites can be fabricated when jute fibers are used as reinforcing materials. , Nevertheless, the addition of organic fiber components in the polymeric matrix would aggravate the burden on fire hazard, usually leading to more smoke production and increased heat release . Additionally, the mechanical properties of jute fiber-reinforced composites still need to be improved.…”

Polyimide-derived porous carbon/Co particle-based composites for high-performance microwave absorption

“…5 Many materials can serve as ideal EMW-absorbing materials, such as metal nanoparticles (Fe, Co, Ni), [6][7][8] ferrite (Fe 3 O 4 ), [9][10][11] and conductive polymers (polypyridine). 12,13 In recent years, carbon materials such as graphene (G) derivatives, [14][15][16] carbon bre (CF), 17,18 and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) 19,20 have been widely studied because of their chemical resistance, low density, and high dielectric constants. However, to achieve outstanding EMW absorption performance, strong dielectric loss, strong magnetic loss, and ne electromagnetic impedance matching are indispensable factors.…”