In this paper, we report a unique method to develop polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) composites with high dielectric constant and low loss tangent by loading relatively low content of graphene-encapsulated barium titanate (BT) hybrid fillers. BT particles encapsulated with graphene oxide (BT-GO) were prepared via electrostatic self-assembly and subsequent chemical reduction resulted in BT-RGO particles. SEM morphology revealed that RGO sheets were segregated by BT particles. The hybrid fillers have two advantages for tuning dielectric properties: loading extremely low content of RGO can be exactly controlled and individual RGO sheets segregated by BT particles would prevent leakage current. As a result, PVDF composites filled with BT-RGO displayed improved dielectric properties before percolative behavior occurred. Composites filled with 30 vol% BT-RGO have a dielectric constant and loss tangent (tan δ) value of 67.5 and 0.060 (1 kHz), respectively. By contrast, dielectric constant and tan δ of composites filled with 30 vol% BT-GO and BT were 57.7 and 38.3, 0.076 and 0.042 (1 kHz), respectively. The improvement of dielectric constant is attributable to the formation of microcapacitors by highly conductive RGO sheets segregated by BT particles. Meanwhile, the distance between adjacent RGO sheets is large enough to prevent leakage current from tunneling conductance, by which tan δ is remarkably constrained. The composites could achieve excellent dielectric properties by loading relatively low amount of ceramic fillers, which indicates that this method can be used as guideline for reduce the usage amount of ceramic fillers. 相似文献
The effects of particle size of fine BaTiO3powder on dielectric properties of BaTiO3/polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) composites were investigated. When the frequency of the applied field was less than 100 kHz, the dielectric constant and loss for BaTiO3/PVDF composites decreased with increasing BaTiO3particle size. When the frequency was greater than 100 kHz, the opposite results were obtained. The resistivity increased with increasing BaTiO3particle size, whereas the open areas of hysteresis loops decreased gradually. The degree of poling efficiency for BaTiO3/PVDF composites increased with increasing BaTiO3particle size. The BaTiO3particle size dependence of the dielectric properties of BaTiO3/PVDF composites is explained by space charge effects at the interface between BaTiO3and PVDF, and domain configurations (single or multi-domain) of the BaTiO3powders. 相似文献
Phase transformation and thermomechanical characteristics of the polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) are investigated using a microtesting machine and a thermomechanical analyzer. The phase transformation from the - to β-phase of the PVDF resulted from increased PVDF chain length caused by the stretching procedure. The results show that the phase transformation changed due to increased stretching ratios with smaller changes for stretching ratios over 4. Young's modulus along the stretching direction was higher than that along the transverse of stretching. The thermomechanical curve variation can be divided into two parts: one part is a gradual slope before about 50 °C, and the other is similar to exponential growth. Thermomechanical change, thermal elongation, and expansion greatly influence the stretching ratios of 5 in the stretching direction. The higher stretching ratio easily causes the shrink influence of the material due to the higher cohesion of the amorphous regions. Therefore, the observed results can provide useful information to optimize for piezoelectric or pyroelectric PVDF applications. 相似文献
XRD studies were carried out on barium titanate (BaTiO3)/polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) composites in the ranges 98° to 103° and 10° to 50°. The structures of PVDF/BaTiO3 composites were affected significantly. In the composites, elimination and suppression of some of the peaks of PVDF and shifting of some of the peaks of BaTiO3 was observed. The observed changes are attributed to the internal stresses. 相似文献
Graphene with polydopamine (PDA) coating layer which displays promoted dispersibility in organic solvent was prepared through self-polymerization of dopamine onto graphene oxide (GO) and subsequent chemical reduction. The PDA coated reduced GO (RDGO) is homogeneously incorporated into poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) matrix, which exhibit a percolation threshold at 0.643 wt%. The dielectric constant of PVDF with 0.70 wt% RDGO increases to 176, about 17 times of neat PVDF. Importantly, the loss tangent is suppressed to 0.337 due to reduction of the concentration and mobility of ionizable carboxylic groups by PDA. The enhancement of dielectric constant probably rises from duplex interfacial polarization induced by graphene–semiconductor interface, and semiconductor–insulator interface. The composites displays advantages in excellent dielectric properties and good flexibility and processability guaranteed by low loading of RDGO, which is suitable for the development of dielectric materials for energy storage. 相似文献
The contribution of dipole orientation to dielectric constant is markedly affected by rolling. The intensity of the peak is increased and the maximum shifted slightly to higher temperatures and frequencies. The shift is much larger with the peak. Its intensity, however, is reduced by rolling. Long before the maximum of the peak is reached, annealing effects irreversibly change the sample. With annealing, the values of the dielectric constant gradually approach those of the unrolled material. The observed effects can be explained by a substantial orientation of chains in the roll plane, which is perpendicular to the applied electric field. Such an orientation increases the average contribution of dipoles in crystal defects to polarisation as observed in the peak. Stronger interaction between partially aligned chains in the amorphous matrix hampers the rotation of chain segments in the electric field, and hence reduces the peak and shifts it to higher temperatures. 相似文献
An X-ray high pressure study at room temperature of both phase I and phase II crystal structures of polyvinylidene fluoride
has been carried out. At room temperature both phases are stable up to pressures greater than 14 kbar. The variation of lattice
compressive strains with pressure could be fitted to the Tait equation with little scatter and the variation of the unit cell
parameters with pressure computed. The bulk lattice compressibilities of both phase I and phase II was found to be considerably
less than that of polyethylene with the lowest compressibility being found for the phase I structure. The linear lattice compressibilities
are extremely anisotropic with the lowest compressibility being in the chain direction as expected. However, at the highest
pressures, for the case of phase II it was observed that this anisotropy was greatly reduced. Applications of these data to
the unique piezo-electric activity of PVF2 are pointed out. 相似文献
Arm symmetrical PbS dendrite (ASD-PbS) nanostructures can be prepared on a large scale by a solvothermal process. The ASD-PbSs exhibit a three-dimensional symmetrical structure, and each dendrite grows multiple branches on the main trunk. Such unique ASD-PbSs can be combined with polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) to prepare a composite material with enhanced dielectric and microwave-absorption properties. A detailed investigation of the dependence of the dielectric properties on the frequency and temperature shows that the ASD-PbS/PVDF composite has an ultrahigh dielectric constant and a low percolation threshold. The dielectric permittivity is as high as 1,548 when the concentration of the ASD-PbS filler reaches 13.79 vol.% at 102 Hz, which is 150 times larger than that of pure PVDF, while the composite is as flexible as pure PVDF. Furthermore, the maximum reflection loss can reach–36.69 dB at 16.16 GHz with a filler content of only 2 wt.%, which indicates excellent microwave absorption. The loss mechanism is also elucidated. The present work demonstrates that the addition of metal sulfide microcrystals to polymer matrix composites provides a useful method for improving the dielectric and microwave-absorption properties.