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High-temperature and abrasion-resistant metal-insulator-metal metamaterials

Tian et al., 2021

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12017876123209243547
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Tian Y
Qian L
Liu X
Ghanekar A
Liu J
Thundat T
Xiao G
Zheng Y
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Materials Today Energy

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Selective solar absorbers (SSAs) with high performance are the key to concentrated solar power systems. Optical metamaterials are emerging as a promising strategy to enhance selective photon absorption, however, the high-temperature stability (> 500° C) remains as …
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