journal article·2025-10

A graphene composite aerogel with a high thermal conductivity, compressibility and flexibility meets the requirements of phase-change materials for rigid-flexible material innovation

Jia-ming CUI, Yi-xing CHEN, Wen-tao XU, Sheng WANG

New Carbon Materials· Volume 40· Issue 5
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