Nanomicro Lett March 2019 PMID 34137956

Biomass-Derived Porous Carbon-Based Nanostructures for Microwave Absorption.

Huanqin Zhao, Yan Cheng, Wei Liu, Lieji Yang, Baoshan Zhang, Luyuan Paul Wang, Guangbin Ji, Zhichuan J Xu

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Abstract in brief

Electromagnetic pollution negatively impacts electronic devices and biological systems, highlighting the need for innovative microwave absorbers.
Porous carbon materials show promise for EM wave absorption due to their lightweight, large surface area, and effective dielectric properties, yet scalable production methods remain a challenge.
Utilizing biomass as a source for creating porous carbon could offer a sustainable, cost-effective solution, leading to the discussion of synthetic methods and future prospects in the review.

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