Dielectric Polymer Materials for High-Density Energy Storage

Dielectric Polymer Materials for High-Density Energy Storage begins by introducing the fundamentals and basic theories on the dielectric behavior of material. It then discusses key issues on the design and preparation of dielectric polymer materials with strong energy storage properties, including their characterization, properties and manipulation. The latest methods, techniques and applications are explained in detail regarding this rapidly developing area. The book will support the work of academic researchers and graduate students, as well as engineers and materials scientists working in industrial research and development.

In addition, it will be highly valuable to those directly involved in the fabrication of capacitors in industry, and to researchers across the areas of materials science, polymer science, materials chemistry, and nanomaterials.

Focuses on how to design and prepare dielectric polymer materials with strong energy storage propertiesIncludes new techniques for adjusting the properties of dielectric polymer materialsPresents a thorough review of the state-of-the-art in the field of dielectric polymer materials, providing valuable insights into potential avenues of development

1. Introduction 2. Fundamentals of Dielectric theories 3. Preparation, structure and properties of fluorine-containing polymers 4. Manipulating of dielectric properties by modifying molecular structure of polymers 5. High energy storage dielectric polymer materials by utilizing hierarchical structure fillers 6. Core-shell structural fillers to high energy storage dielectric polymer materials 7. Multiphase/multicomponent dielectric polymer materials with high permittivity and high breakdown strength 8. Electrospinning functional fillers/polymer composites with high energy storage 9. Thermal conductivity on dielectric polymer materials with high energy storage 10. Charging and discharging characteristics of dielectric polymer materials 11. Dielectric polymer materials with high thermal stability Future perspectives