Highly thermally conductive, ductile biomimetic boron nitride/aramid nanofiber composite film
Highly thermally conductive, ductile biomimetic boron nitride/aramid nanofiber composite film
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DOI:
10.1016/j.compscitech.2020.108021
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发表时间:
2020-03-22
影响因子:
9.1
通讯作者:
Wang, Jianfeng
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作者:
Xiao, Guang;Di, Jiangtao;Wang, Jianfeng
Combining a large volume of boron nitride platelets with a little polymer to fabricate ductile, thermally conductive composite materials for the thermal management of flexible electronic devices is a challenge. Herein, we imitate the hierarchical layered architecture of mollusk nacre to design high-loading boron nitride composite film. Boron nitride/aramid nanofiber composite films are prepared by a sol-gel-film transformation approach and show nacre-like hierarchical layered composite structure. High-strength aramid nanofibers form a three-dimensional framework as matrix, which hosts 40-70 wt% oriented BN platelets. Thanks to the high inter-connectivity of aramid nanofiber in the three-dimensional framework, the composite films have large ductility, up to 18.3-49.4%. Meanwhile, the composite films have high thermal conductivity (47.4-122.5 W m(-1) K-1) because high-loading boron nitride platelets form a percolative, oriented heat conduction path. Moreover, the outstanding ductility and thermal conductivity are integrated with high volume resistivity (10(14)-10(16) Omega cm) and thermal decomposition temperature (515 degrees C), enabling the structured boron nitride/aramid nanofiber composite films to be promising as flexible substrate for cooling electronic components.