Metal Organic Framework-Derived Fe₂Ni Phosphide/Carbon Heterostructure for Tunable Electromagnetic Wave Absorption
발표자
Ain Rimsha (Korea national university of Transportation)
연구책임자
Ain Rimsha (Korea national university of Transportation)
초록
내용
Metal–organic framework-derived metal or metal oxide–carbon heterostructures have emerged as promising materials for absorbing electromagnetic waves due to their tunable composition and structural versatility. In this work, a 1D bimetallic iron–nickel (Fe₂Ni) hollow phosphide/carbon heterostructure was fabricated via a self-templated carbonization and phosphorization route from a MOF precursor. The Fe₂Ni phosphide/carbon heterostructure exhibited magnetic behavior and suitable graphitization, resulting in excellent EMW absorption from S to Ku band. A maximum reflection loss of was achieved with a low thickness with an effective absorption bandwidth, outperforming non-phosphorized and monometallic Ni MOF. The enhanced performance is attributed to the hollow heterostructure and its carbon–phosphide interfaces, highlighting the potential of Fe₂Ni-based hollow heterostructures for EMW absorption applications.