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Mechanical/Thermomechanical-Electromagnetic Multifunctional Cellulose Nanofibril-MXene Aerogel-Based Metamaterials.
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Abstract
As the latest breakthrough in the field of metamaterials, the interfacial coupling of topological and multistable states of wooden metamaterials remarkably enhances functionality and enables transformative applications. However, the high coupling and complex geometrical properties of the microlattice may impose constrain on design flexibility and scalability. Herein, we present a mechanically/thermomechanically electromagnetically multifunctional CFO-CNFene metamaterial featuring stochastically tunable aggregation-prone magnetic particles by in situ deposition of homogeneous magnetic CoFe
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