journal article·2018-04-25

Absorption and Reflection Contributions to the High Performance of Electromagnetic Waves Shielding Materials Fabricated by Compositing Leather Matrix with Metal Nanoparticles

Chang Liu, Xiaoling Wang, Xin Huang, Xuepin Liao, Bi Shi

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces· Volume 10· Issue 16
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Abstract

Leather matrix (LM), a natural dielectric material, features a hierarchically suprafibrillar structure and abundant dipoles, which provides the possibility to dissipate electromagnetic waves (EW) energy via dipole relaxation combined with multiple diffuse reflections. Conventionally, metal-based materials are used as EW shielding materials due to that their high conductivity can reflect EW effectively. Herein, a lightweight and high-performance EW shielding composite with both absorption and reflection ability to EW was developed by coating metal nanoparticles (MNPs) onto LM. The as-prepared metal/LM membrane with only 4.58 wt % of coated MNPs showed excellent EW shielding effectiveness of ∼76.0 dB and specific shielding effectiveness of ∼200.0 dB cm3 g–1 in the frequency range of 0.01–3.0 GHz, implying that more than 99.98% of EW was shielded. Further investigations indicated that the high shielding performances of the metal/LM membrane were attributed to the cooperative shielding mechanism between LM and the coating of MNPs.
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