journal article·2012-02

Structure and magnetic properties of soft organic ZnAl-LDH/polyimide electromagnetic shielding composites

Fengzhu Lv, Yueying Wu, Yihe Zhang, Jiwu Shang, Paul K. Chu

Journal of Materials Science· Volume 47· Issue 4
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Abstract

The imidization mechanism, structure, and magnetic properties of organic modified Zinc-aluminum layered double hydroxides/polyimide composites are investigated. During imidization, organic modified Zinc-aluminum layered double hydroxides lose the hydroxyl group and sodium dodecyl sulfate modifier decomposes partly resulting in a loose contact between PI and oxidized Zinc-aluminum layered double hydroxides. The thermal properties of composites are slightly decreased with increasing organic modified Zinc-aluminum layered double hydroxides but the wettability varies oppositely. Comparing to organic modified Zinc-aluminum layered double hydroxides, the saturated magnetization of heated organic modified Zinc-aluminum layered double hydroxides is enhanced slightly due to structural improvement in Fe3O4 crystalline domain. Therefore, the magnetic properties are not affected by imidization procedure. The soft magnetic composites have large potential in electromagnetic shielding.
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OpenAlex topics: Layered Double Hydroxides Synthesis and Applications · Electromagnetic wave absorption materials · Thermal Expansion and Ionic Conductivity

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