journal article·2025-01

Recyclable and highly thermally conductive nanocomposite with binary thermally conductive networks constructed from boron nitride nanoribbons and nanosheets

Liyuan Guo, Lei Feng, Caiyue Huang, Qiang Song, Peng Wei, Dongfang Xu, Mengdan Hou, Haojie Song

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