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Gradient multilayer interface–coupled FeNi@C@SiO2 for enhanced anti–corrosion and preeminent microwave absorption

Yang Guo,Xiaoying Guo,Haipeng Lu,Xian Jian

Developing high–efficient microwave absorbing (MA) materials with anti–corrosion (AC) properties to tackle the harsh hygrothermal marine conditions remains a challenge. Herein, we employed catalytic chemical vapor deposition and the Stöber technique to fabricate gradient multilayer interface–coupled FeNi@C@SiO 2 composites, guided by the hetero–interface engineering. The resulting composites exhibited exceptional MA properties and AC behavior. Specifically, they showcased a remarkable effective absorption bandwidth of 6.27 GHz at 1.40 mm, outperforming that of FeNi (3.80 GHz). This improved bandwidth was attributed to the electron conduction pathway provided by the C layer, which facilitated electron migration and hopping. The C@SiO 2 layer, containing defects and –OH functional groups, induced abundant dipole polarization and optimizes the impedance matching of FeNi. Furthermore, the RCS reduction value of FeNi@C@SiO 2 could reach 16.73 dB·m 2 . Moreover, the corrosion rate of FeNi@C@SiO 2 was 7.48 × 10 −11  m/s, significantly lower than that of FeNi (1.29 × 10 −10  m/s). This reduction was primarily due to the intrinsic inertness and impermeability of the C@SiO 2 layer, effectively isolating the corrosive medium from the substrate. This investigation presents a novel point of reference for the advancement of bifunctional MA materials intended to cope with extreme environments.