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Novel Two-dimensional Mo2TiC2Tx-based Composites For Enhanced Microwave Absorption Properties

Posted on:2023-06-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:F Y HuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2530306623967149Subject:Materials Science and Engineering
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With the rapid development of technology,electromagnetic wave interference and pollution are becoming prominent issues.There is an increasing demand for new wave-absorbing materials with light weight,wide frequency and strong absorption in the military and civilian fields.Two-dimensional transition metal carbide materials(MXenes)with large specific surface area,abundant chemically active sites and functional groups have shown great potentials for applications as wave-absorbing materials.In this study,a series of MXene-based composite absorbers with"thin,light,wide,and strong"were obtained by adjusting the acid etching conditions,annealing treatment temperature,and the shape of the loaded magnetic material.The related research and results are as follows:(1)The Mo2Ti Al C2 ceramic powder was firstly acidly etched by using Li F/HCl or HF.Li F/HCl used as etchant we obtained the porous skeletonized morphology instead of typical layered MXene structure due to excessive etching.In contrast,the etchant of high concentration of HF was benefit in successfully obtaining Mo2TiC2TxMXene,and the pure HF-etched sample S3 has the largest interlayer space and exhibits excellent electromagnetic wave absorption(EMA)performance.The minimum reflection loss(RLmin)value reached-25.39 d B(17.04 GHz)with an effective absorption bandwidth(EAB)of 3.2 GHz at a thickness of 1.6 mm.The mechanism was analyzed as follows:Mo2TiC2Tx etched with high HF concentration has abundant functional groups and defects as polarization centers,which can enhance the dielectric loss.This study expands the application of 2D MXene material family in the field of electromagnetic wave absorption.(2)Based on the above research,Mo O3/Ti O2/Mo2TiC2Tx composites with different oxidation degrees were prepared through annealing treatment.As the temperature increased,it was found a widened Mo2TiC2Tx layer spacing and uniform delamination.In addition,Mo O3 and Ti O2 oxide spheres with gradually increasing size uniformly distributed between the Mo2TiC2Tx layers and on the surface.When the annealing temperature is 300℃,the RLmin value of Mo O3/Ti O2/Mo2TiC2Tx composite reaches-30.76 d B(2.3 mm)at 10.18 GHz with an EAB of 8.6 GHz(1.8 mm),which greatly broadens the absorption bandwidth of Mo2TiC2Tx.The in-situ introduction of Mo O3 and Ti O2 optimizes the impedance matching of Mo2TiC2Tx,generates a large number of defects and heterogeneous interfaces,and strengthens the dipole polarization and interfacial polarization behavior,thus enhancing the dielectric loss.(3)The single dielectric loss mechanism of MXene cannot be fully qualified as new wave absorbing materials.In addition,magnetic loss is crucial for the improvement of wave absorption performance.In this section,Ni/Mo2TiC2Txcomposites were prepared by intercalation treatment of multilayer Mo2TiC2Tx to obtain delaminated Mo2TiC2Tx(d-Mo2TiC2Tx)nanosheets,and then Ni/Mo2TiC2Txcomposites were prepared by loading Ni magnetic materials with different morphologies(spherical and flake)on delaminated MXene through the solvent thermal reduction route.It was shown that the abundant functional groups on the MXene surface and the restricted interlayer space could reduce the size of Ni and promote the distribution.In addition,the flower-like Ni-loaded MXene(NM-2)exhibits the optimum absorption performance:the RLmin is-50.36 d B(13.28 GHz)and the EAB is3.04 GHz at a thickness of 1.4 mm.The synergistic effect of dielectric and magnetic losses generated after loading Ni greatly enhances the electromagnetic wave loss capability.In addition,the absorption performance is further enhanced by the proper impedance matching and multiple scattering and reflection.
Keywords/Search Tags:Mo2TiC2Tx, Electromagnetic wave absorbing materials, Layered structure, Dielectric loss, Impedance matching, Synergistic effect
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