Chen et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Aromatic‐Free Polymers Based All‐Organic Dielectrics with Breakdown Self‐Healing for High‐Temperature Capacitive Energy StorageChen et al., 2023
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- 8801255003442389990
- Author
- Chen J
- Pei Z
- Liu Y
- Shi K
- Zhu Y
- Zhang Z
- Jiang P
- Huang X
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Advanced Materials
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High‐temperature dielectric polymers are becoming increasingly desirable for capacitive energy storage in renewable energy utilization, electrified transportation, and pulse power systems. Current dielectric polymers typically require robust aromatic molecular frameworks …
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