Super-elastic graphene/carbon nanotube aerogel: A novel thermal interface material with highly thermal transport properties

By Peng Lv, Xiaowen Tan, Kehan Yu, R. Zheng, Jiajin Zheng, Wei Wei. 2016

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Spectroscopy

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2. Johan Liu
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4. Anthony J. Robinson
5. G. Cross
6. Hongbing Lu
7. Kafil Mahmood Razeeb
8. Alexander A. Balandin

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• Graphene related materials for thermal management (2019, background): “As free standing structures, both graphene foam and a graphene/CNT aerogel has been demonstrated for TIM applications, with thermal conductivity of around 88 W m−1 K−1 for compressed graphene foam (figure 12) [176, 181] and low thermal interface resistances at very low pressures [179].”
• Present and future thermal interface materials for electronic devices (2018, methodology): “[84] fabricated super-elastic graphene/CNT aerogels by a hydrothermal method with subsequent freeze-drying.”