Mechanically robust honeycomb graphene aerogel multifunctional polymer composites

By Qiangqiang Zhang, Xiang Xu, Hui Li, Guoping Xiong, Han Hu, Timothy S. Fisher. 2015

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Spectroscopy

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• Interface-mediated extremely low thermal conductivity of graphene aerogel (2016, background): “Their outstanding electrical, thermal and mechanical properties propose potential applications in stretchable electronic devices, ultralarge strain sensors, thermal interface materials, hydrophobic anti-icing films, and energy absorption and viscoelastic damping devices [8].”
• Strategies for enhancing thermal conductivity of polymer-based thermal interface materials: a review (2020, background): “In recent years, various fillers with 3D network, including GP aerogel [98, 99], GP foam [100], BN aerogel [101–103], CNT sponge [104], Cu nanowire sponge [105] and CF 3D skeleton [106], have been successfully synthesized.”