Electromechanical properties of Nafion/carbon nanotube composites enhanced by black phosphorus
writer:Ziqian Yu, Shangzhou Liu, Qian Liang, Xiaoming Tang, Huiqin Lian*, Ce Li, ,XiaoRui Wang, Ziyi Zh
keywords:Electromechanical properties, IPMC
source:期刊
Issue time:2020年
Ionic polymer-Carbon nanotube composite (IPCC) actuators based
on black phosphorus (BP)-Nafion composite membranes were fabricated. BP-Nafion composite was used as the ionic matrix with
functional carbon nanotube as electrodes. BP presents as
a promising material owing to its high charge mobility using in
energy storage materials. It was used in Nafion composite improving the electromechanical properties of BP-Nafion composite.
Significantly the interaction between BP and lithium ion was strong
which restricted the back diffusion of cation during action and thus
enhanced the deformation of actuator without back-relaxation. In
addition, layer crystal structure of BP protected the inter-lamellar
liquid from evaporation thus ensured the durability. The result IPCC
actuator exhibited improvement actuation with blocking force of
2 wt.% BP-Nafion composite of 33.6 gf g?1 for 30s under an electrical field of 2 V, 2.7 times that of neat Nafion. Actuation behavior
under AC field could be repeatedly played hundreds of cycles
without obvious decrease of blocking force for BP-Nafion composite-based IPCC.