MoO nanowires were synthesized by a wet chemical process and then coated by glucose, and finally successfully turned into MoC@C nanorods by carbonation reaction. An excellent absorption strength of -39.0 dB and absorption bandwidth of 12.2 GHz in the thickness range of 2.0-5.0 mm were achieved by the MoC@C/PVDF with 10% filler content, derived from effective Debye dipolar relaxation processes. It is expected that the composite can be applied as a novel and desirable microwave absorber.
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