Meta-aromatic polyurea with high dipole moment and dipole density for energy storage capacitors
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- 17 February 2014
- journal article
- conference paper
- Published by AIP Publishing in Applied Physics Letters
- Vol. 104 (7) , 072903
Abstract
A dielectric polymer, i.e., meta-aromatic polyurea(meta-PU) was developed and investigated for high energy density, low loss energy storage capacitors. Modifications to the molecular structure can tune the dipolar density and dipole moment in the polyurea systems to improve the dielectric properties. Meta-PU was synthesized via a green synthetic route with a higher volume dipolar density than the aromatic polyurea previously reported. The meta-PU has an enhanced dielectric constant, higher energy density, and a high electrical breakdown. A high storage electrical energy density of 13 J/cm3 and energy storage efficiency of 91% can be achieved at 670 MV/electric field.Keywords
Funding Information
- ONR (N00014-14-1-0109)
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