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논문명 | Quaternary Artificial Nacre-Based Electronic Textiles with Enhanced Mechanical and Flame-Retardant Performance |
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저자 | Kwang Hyun Park, Jin Gwan Seo, Sunggyeong Jung, Jun Yong Yang and Sung Ho Song |
저널명 | ACS NANO |
게재년월 | 2022/3/21 |
Vol. pp |
Interest in wearable electronics has led to extensive studies on woven textiles that are mechanically
robust and stretchable, have high electrical conductivities, and exhibit fire resistance properties even at high
temperatures. We demonstrate a highly easy and scalable method for fabricating defect-free graphene (df G) nacrebased woven electronic textiles (e-textiles) with enhanced flame-retardant properties and high electronic
conductivities. The as-prepared graphene shows perfect preservation of its inherent properties without any crystal
damage during subsequent exfoliation and noncovalent melamine functionalization. The defect-free graphene
functionalized by melamine (m-df G) is well dispersed in various polar solvents. To investigate the synergistic effect
of m-df G, quaternary artificial nacre composites are fabricated by adding manganese(II) chloride to a m-df G/
polymer (carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC)) composite. Their mechanical, electrical, and thermal characteristics are
then evaluated. The quaternary m-df G-Mn2+-CMC artificial nacre exhibits exceptionally enhanced mechanical
properties (tensile strength: 613.9 MPa; toughness: 7.13 MJ m−3
) and the best flame retardancy (even at torch
heating) as compared to those of graphene oxide/reduced graphene oxide (GO/rGO)-based nacres. In this context,
our approach will be helpful to future wearable electronics and fire-retardant textiles with high strength, which can
accelerate the commercial viability of e-textiles.
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