Composite material, method of forming the same, and apparatus including composite material
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHaengdeog Koh, Doyoon Kim, Seyun Kim, Jinhong Kim, Hajin Kim, Soichiro Mizusaki, Minjong Bae, Hiesang Sohn, Changsoo Lee
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Abstract
A composite material structure including a matrix material layer; and a plurality of one-dimensional nanostructure distributed in the matrix material layer and having an electrical conductivity which is greater than an electrical conductivity of the matrix material layer, wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures includes a first one-dimensional nanostructure and a second one-dimensional nanostructure in contact with each other.
Claims23
A composite material structure comprising:
- a matrix material layer comprising a glass material;
- and
- a plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures distributed in the matrix material layer and having an electrical conductivity greater than an electrical conductivity of the matrix material layer,
- wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures comprises a first one-dimensional nanostructure and a second one-dimensional nanostructure in contact with each other,
- wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures comprises a metal oxide in a form of a nanowire, a nanorod, or a combination thereof,
- wherein at least a portion of the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures protrudes from a surface of the glass material, and
- wherein an amount of the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures in the composite material is less than or equal to 5 volume percent, based on a total volume of the composite material.
An apparatus comprising a heating element, wherein the heating element comprises a composite material structure, the composite material structure comprising:
- a matrix material layer comprising a glass material;
- and
- a plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures distributed in the matrix material layer and having an electrical conductivity greater than an electrical conductivity of the matrix material layer,
- wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures comprises a first one-dimensional nanostructure and a second one-dimensional nanostructure in contact with each other,
- wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures comprises a metal oxide in a form of a nanowire, a nanorod, or a combination thereof,
- wherein at least a portion of the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures protrudes from a surface of the glass material, and
- wherein an amount of the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures in the composite material is less than or equal to 5 volume percent, based on a total volume of the composite material.
A method of forming a composite material structure, the method comprising:
- providing a solution comprising a plurality of colloidal particles comprising a metal element;
- adding a glass powder to the solution to form a solution comprising the plurality of colloidal particles and the glass powder;
- adding a binder to the solution comprising the plurality of colloidal particles and the glass powder to form a mixed solution comprising the plurality of colloidal particles, the glass powder, and the binder;
- forming a film by applying the mixed solution containing the plurality of colloidal particles, the glass powder, and the binder onto a substrate;
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- forming a plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures from the plurality of colloidal particles and forming a matrix material layer from the glass powder by performing a thermal treatment process on the film to prepare the composite material structure, wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures is formed in the matrix material layer,
- wherein the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures comprises a metal oxide in a form of a nanowire, a nanorod, or a combination thereof,
- wherein at least a portion of the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures protrudes from a surface of the glass material, and
- wherein an amount of the plurality of one-dimensional nanostructures in the composite material is less than or equal to 5 volume percent, based on a total volume of the composite material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.