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Fig. 3 The dielectric properties and microwave heating response of CNT-loaded PLA films are probed as a function of nanotube loading. The dielectric properties.

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1 Fig. 3 The dielectric properties and microwave heating response of CNT-loaded PLA films are probed as a function of nanotube loading. The dielectric properties and microwave heating response of CNT-loaded PLA films are probed as a function of nanotube loading. (A) Classic percolation behavior is observed for these nanotube networks. (B) Percolation is associated with a marked increase in the dissipated power, but at high loadings, the conductive network becomes reflective. (C) In situ infrared imaging is used to capture the (D) heating response of the nano-filled films, and the same two transitions are observed. This trend is corroborated by (E) COMSOL finite-element simulations of RF heating and heat transfer. Charles B. Sweeney et al. Sci Adv 2017;3:e Copyright © 2017, The Authors

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