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Development and current situation of flexible and transparent EM shielding materials

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The application of electromagnetic (EM) technology has greatly promoted the progress and development of society, and also brought the side effects of EM interference (EMI). In the fields of visualization windows, transparent wearable devices, and aerospace equipment, flexibility and transparency have become the performance requirements of EMI shielding materials. Materials such as metal-based materials, MXenes, carbon-based materials, and conductive polymers show the potential for flexibility and transparency and lots of cases have been developed. This article summarizes the flexible and transparent properties of mainstream EMI shielding materials, and evaluates their potential as flexible and transparent EMI shielding materials. Finally, the research progress of flexible and transparent EMI shielding materials based on different advanced technologies is summarized.

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Copyright 2020, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces [38]. b Flexible EMI shielding film based on CuNWs [44]. Copyright 2020, Composites Part B: Engineering. c Flexible and transparent electromagnetic shielding film-based AgNWs [63]. Copyright 2019, Applied Surface Science

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Copyright 2020, Advanced Electronic Materials. b Foam based on MXene [68]. Copyright 2017, Advanced Materials. c Aerogel based on MXene [71]. Copyright 2019, Angewandte Chemie International Edition, prepared by MXenes and their EMI SE

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Copyright 2020, ACS Nano. b The process and principle of graphene welding AgNWs as auxiliary material [131]. Copyright 2019, Science Bulletin. c The process and principle of RGO welding AgNWs as auxiliary material [132]. Copyright 2020, ACS Nano. d The process and principle of NaBH4 welding AgNWs as auxiliary material [7]. Copyright 2020, Nanoscale

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Tan, D., Jiang, C., Li, Q. et al. Development and current situation of flexible and transparent EM shielding materials. J Mater Sci: Mater Electron 32, 25603–25630 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10854-021-05409-4

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