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Light-weight gadolinium hydroxide@ polypyrrole rare-earth nanocomposites with tunable and broadband electromagnetic wave absorption

Wei et al., 2019

Document ID
15174260428357493845
Author
Wei W
Liu X
Lu W
Zhang H
He J
Wang H
Hou Y
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Light-weight and highly efficient nanocomposite absorbing materials are gaining tremendous interest in recent years. Because of the unique electronic structure characteristics, nanoscale rare-earth materials are of great significance in the development …
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