ArticleSmall methods2026
Bioinspired Superlight Carbon Nanotube Aerogel With Exceptionally High Kinetic Energy Absorption up to 385.47 MJ/m
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High-performance kinetic energy absorption and electromagnetic shielding materials are critical for key technological applications in aerospace, electronic communications, and transportation systems. However, it's still a great challenge to increase kinetic energy absorption while maintaining an ultra-low density. Herein, a silver-functionalized carbon nanotube aerogel (ACNTA) is designed by simulating the internal structure of bamboo through the segmented deposition of carbon nanotube aerogel (CNTA) with silver, where the macro-porous CNTA backbone introducies intrinsic low density and large deformation, and the adhesion of Ag increases the skid resistance and conductivity between carbon nanotube fibers. Consequently, a superlight ACNTA with an extremely low density of 9.3 mg cm
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