Hydrangea-like Ni/NiO/C composites derived from metal-organic frameworks with superior microwave absorption

The hydrangea-like Ni/NiO/C composites have been successfully synthesized by in-situ pyrolysis stemmed from Ni-MOFs. The composition and structure can be adjusted by controlling the pyrolysis temperature, and it leads to the graphitization degree and electromagnetic parameters. A broad effective absorption bandwidth of the composite up to 5.67 GHz with the maximum reflection loss of −47.72 dB in 1.9 mm thickness. The results demonstrate...