The weakly negative permittivity with low-frequency-dispersion behavior in percolative carbon nanotubes/epoxy nanocomposites at radio-frequency range

Synthesis of Citrate-Capped Sn Nanoparticles with Excellent Oxidation Resistance for High-Performance Electrically Conductive Adhesives

“…Its structure was displayed in Figure S8). Epoxy resin is a functional resin widely used in adhesives, coatings, bendable electronic devices, and other fields. − Micron-sized silver flakes were used as the main conductive filler. To further enhance the conductivity, the citrate-capped Sn nanoparticles (Sn-4) were used as complementary conductive fillers.…”

Flexible Strain Sensor Enabled by Carbon Nanotubes‐Decorated Electrospun TPU Membrane for Human Motion Monitoring

“…Among them, TPU is simply electrostatically spun into fibrous membranes, that exhibit excellent tensile properties, flexibility, and mechanical strength [58,59] . As a kind of emerging nanomaterials, CNTs are also widely used in many fields [60][61][62][63][64] . Selecting suitable materials to prepare various sensors has become the research focus of scholars at home and abroad [65][66][67][68][69][70][71] .…”

Preparation and characterization study of γ-Fe2O3/carbon composite nanofibers: electrospinning of composite fibers using PVP and iron nitrate as precursors

“…Developing a composite absorber by loading iron oxide into carbon nanofibers will be a solution for the fabrication of lightweight and high-efficiency EM wave-absorbing materials. [35][36][37][38] As a versatile technique to grow composite-based carbon materials, electrospinning is the simplest method for preparing nanofiber materials. Electrospun composites with metal oxides have been fabricated by directly adding the metal oxide to the electrospinning solution or by adding the precursor of the metal oxide and allowing oxidation to take place during the stabilization step under an air atmosphere.…”

“…Developing a composite absorber by loading iron oxide into carbon nanofibers will be a solution for the fabrication of lightweight and high-efficiency EM wave-absorbing materials. 35–38…”