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Summary: Coloured low-emissivity films for building walls can help reduce radiative heat exchange between indoor and outdoor environments, saving energy for heating and cooling while providing desired aesthetic effects. These films have high reflectance in the infrared wavelength range and selective reflectance in the visible light wavelength range, contributing to a potential global CO2 emission reduction of 1.14 billion metric tons annually.
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Summary: In this study, nanofiber cellulose (CNF) was combined with MXenes to create membranes with biomimetic structures, aiming to enhance microwave absorption performance. Nacre-like and loofah-like carbonized CNF/MXene membranes were successfully prepared and demonstrated superior absorption capabilities, with the absorption peaks mainly concentrated in specific microwave frequency bands. The study also investigated the absorption mechanism of biomimetic composite membranes.
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Xuhua Liu et al.
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(2021)
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Summary: Researchers have developed elastomer/MXene nanocomposites with high EMI shielding performance, mechanical robustness, and stretchability using a facile method; these materials exhibit outstanding EMI shielding effectiveness, strength, and stretchability at the same time. The nanocomposites are suitable for use in harsh environments and applications in stretchable devices, protective clothing, aerospace, aircraft, and automotive industries.
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(2021)
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Summary: This study successfully designed and developed EMI shielding textiles with high electrical conductivity and excellent EMI shielding performance, as well as good self-cleaning performance and breathability, suitable for a wide range of practical applications.
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Review
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Hao Wang et al.
Summary: Conductive polymer composites (CPCs) for electromagnetic interference shielding have shown rapid development, with excellent conductive performance and network structure being crucial for high shielding efficiency. Various structural designs, such as segregated, layered, and foam structures, effectively address the issue of high percolation threshold in CPCs.
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Summary: Incorporating passive radiative cooling structures into personal thermal management technologies can effectively enhance human resilience against intensifying global climate change. The large-scale woven metafabrics exhibit high emissivity and reflectivity due to their unique hierarchical-morphology design, providing ideal mechanical strength and breathability for commercial clothing. The cost-effectiveness and high performance of these metafabrics offer substantial advantages for intelligent garments, smart textiles, and passive radiative cooling applications.
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Chunzao Feng et al.
Summary: The passive cooling method proposed in this study utilizes a bilayer porous polymer film with a hygroscopic hydrogel and a hydrophobic top layer to achieve cooling without electricity input. The hydrogel evaporatively cools during the daytime and regenerates at night, while the top layer protects and radiatively cools the hydrogel to enhance the cooling power during the day and aid in regeneration at night. This approach demonstrates sub-ambient temperature drops of about 7 degrees Celsius and an effective cooling power of approximately 150 W.m(-2) under direct sunlight, indicating its potential for low-cost, efficient, and scalable passive building cooling.
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