Laminated microwave absorbers of A-site cation deficiency perovskite La0.8FeO3 doped at hybrid RGO carbon

Laminated hybrid carbon of amorphous carbon and RGO (reduced graphene oxide) perovskite composite, La0.8FeO3/C/RGO-BD, was fabricated by a simple method in one pot. The amorphous carbon was carbonized from a-glucose which also played a role as reducing agent. RGO provided a great condition for the formation of conductive loops. While A-site cation deficiency perovskite La0.8FeO3 doped at carbon nanosheets was induced to adjust the comprehensive microwave absorption properties. The phase and composition characteristics were studied by X-ray diffraction patterns (XRD), Raman and FT-IR spectrums and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), especially the confirmation of the existence of A-site cation deficiency and Oxygen vacancy. The morphology and microstructure of samples were visualized by a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and a transmission electron microscope (TEM). The electromagnetic microwave absorption properties were further studied, as the reflection loss of La0.8FeO3/C/RGO-BD reached -42.69 dB at 8.08 GHz with an effective band 2.72 GHz at 3.15 mm. And the excellent microwave absorption properties were confirmed by impedance matching, one quarter-wavelength theory, Debye relaxation polarization theory and eddy current loss.