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Preparation and properties of cobalt oxides coated carbon fibers as microwave-absorbing materials
► Carbon fibers (CFs) are suitable substrates for electromagnetic absorption materials. ► Some carbon fiber-based composite materials have been developed for microwave absorption materials. ► Cobalt-oxides (CoO and Co 3O 4) are commonly used magnetic materials with good electromagnetic properties. ►...
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Published in: | Applied surface science 2011-06, Vol.257 (17), p.7678-7683 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , , |
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Language: | English |
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Summary: | ► Carbon fibers (CFs) are suitable substrates for electromagnetic absorption materials. ► Some carbon fiber-based composite materials have been developed for microwave absorption materials. ► Cobalt-oxides (CoO and Co
3O
4) are commonly used magnetic materials with good electromagnetic properties. ► Little work have been done to use cobalt-oxides as microwave absorption materials. ► We coupled cobalt oxides with carbon fibers to synthesis a new microwave absorption material.
Cobalt oxides/carbon fibers (CoO
x
/CFs) composites were synthesized by thermal oxidation of cobalt coated carbon fibers (Co/CFs). The scanning electron microscopy images and X-ray diffraction pattern indicate that the layers are about 0.7
μm and composed of Co
3O
4 and CoO (CoO
x
), the preferred condition for preparation of CoO
x
/CFs composites is to anneal Co/CFs precursors at 350
°C for 3
h in air. The coercivity, saturation magnetization and residual magnetization of the CoO
x
/CFs composites are 464.8
Oe, 10.62
emu/g and 2.21
emu/g, respectively. The reflectivity of cobalt oxides coated carbon fibers (1.11–5.12
mm in thickness) is less than −10
dB over the working frequency range of 4.04–18.00
GHz and less than −20
dB over 11.54–14.77
GHz. The lowest reflectivity is −45.16
dB at 13.41
GHz when the thickness is 1.50
mm. |
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ISSN: | 0169-4332 1873-5584 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.apsusc.2011.04.007 |