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Highly Elastic and Conductive Lamellar Wood Sponge via Cell Wall Reconfiguration Toward Smart Multifunctional Applications

Authors: Xin-jian Dai; Xin Wang; Ji-hang Hu; Pan Jiang; Xiao-qing Wang

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-02016-4Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A sustainable top-down cell wall reconfiguration strategy converts natural balsa wood into a highly elastic and conductive lamellar wood sponge. • The PPy-coated cross-linked wood sponge (CWS@PPy) exhibits excellent fatigue resistance with only ~3.5% plastic deformation after 10,000 compression cycles at 40% strain. • Strain-induced conductivity changes enable tunable EMI shielding effectiveness and high-sensitivity pressure sensing (0.72 kPa−1). • The wood sponge shows low through-plane thermal conductivity (0.037 W m−1 K−1) that is compression-tunable for smart thermal management.
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