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Electrically Tunable Nanoporous Carbon Hybrid Actuators
L. H. Shao ; J. Biener ; H. J. Jin ; M. M. Biener ; T. F. Baumann ; J. Weissmuller
刊名Advanced Functional Materials
2012
卷号22期号:14页码:3029-3034
关键词nanoporous carbon nanostructures hybrid materials actuators double-layer dimensional changes graphite-electrodes electrochemical actuator nanotube actuators charge strain graphene stress gold
ISSN号1616-301X
中文摘要A novel nanoporous carbon/electrolyte hybrid material is reported for use in actuation. The nanoporous carbon matrix provides a 3D network that combines mechanical strength, light weight, and low cost with an extremely high surface area. In contrast to lower dimensional nanomaterials, the nanoporous carbon matrix can be prepared in the form of macroscopic monolithic samples that can be loaded in compression. The hybrid material is formed by infiltrating the free internal pore volume of the carbon with an electrolyte. Actuation is prompted by polarizing the internal interfaces via an applied electric bias. It is found that the strain amplitude is proportional to the Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) mass specific surface area, with reversible volume strain amplitudes up to the exceptionally high value of 6.6%. The mass-specific strain energy density compares favorably to reported values for piezoceramics and for nanoporous metal actuators.
原文出处://WOS:000306315200015
公开日期2013-02-05
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.imr.ac.cn/handle/321006/60209]  
专题金属研究所_中国科学院金属研究所
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L. H. Shao,J. Biener,H. J. Jin,et al. Electrically Tunable Nanoporous Carbon Hybrid Actuators[J]. Advanced Functional Materials,2012,22(14):3029-3034.
APA L. H. Shao,J. Biener,H. J. Jin,M. M. Biener,T. F. Baumann,&J. Weissmuller.(2012).Electrically Tunable Nanoporous Carbon Hybrid Actuators.Advanced Functional Materials,22(14),3029-3034.
MLA L. H. Shao,et al."Electrically Tunable Nanoporous Carbon Hybrid Actuators".Advanced Functional Materials 22.14(2012):3029-3034.
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