Structural, Magnetic, and Electrical Investigations of PVA/Ni Ferrite/(MoS) Nanocomposites.

Transition metal sulfides (TMDs) possess exceptional dielectric properties and a narrow band gap, rendering them highly efficient as electromagnetic absorbing materials. Among these TMDs, the two-dimensional MoS nanosheet has received significant attention in research. However, the quest for new absorbers no longer finds satisfaction in solitary absorption mechanisms. This article introduces a successful method for creating PVA/NiFeO/(MoS) nanocomposites via a straightforward sol-gel technique, wherein porous amorphous NiFeO microspheres are integrated into MoS nanosheets. The investigation uncovers that the incorporation of MoS results in an enhanced complex permittivity, facilitating the attainment of a desirable permittivity level. The PVA/NiFeO/(MoS) nanocomposite absorber exhibits an incredibly low reflection loss (RL) of -16.75 dB at a mere thickness of 1 mm, achieved through the cooperative interaction of dielectric and magnetic loss, along with the advantages of the structure and composition. Consequently, the PVA/NiFeO/(MoS) nanocomposites effectively absorb electromagnetic waves. Therefore, it is posited that MoS-based composites hold great promise as highly effective microwave absorbers, boasting strong absorption intensity and a wide absorption frequency range, given the exceptional performance of the as-fabricated PVA/NiFeO/(MoS) nanocomposites.