Efficient photothermal conversion in a Ti3C2Tx/Bi2Se3 hybrid for infrared stealth
Jing-Wen Zou , Yu-Shuang Zhang , Yi-Hua Hu , Wei-bing Sun , Yu-Hao Xia , Hao Huang , Hao-Qi Luo , Qing Ye , Ying Chen
Energy Materials ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (4) -600035.
The advancement of infrared detection technologies necessitates the development of novel stealth materials that can actively manipulate thermal signatures. Here, we report a Ti3C2Tx/Bi2Se3 hybrid designed with high-efficiency photothermal conversion for an active infrared thermal stealth strategy. Bi2Se3 was prepared using bismuth on Se nanodisks grown via Cu2+-induced strategy, and Ti3C2Tx MXene and Bi2Se3 were successfully composited through a facile low-temperature ultrasonic process. Owing to the efficient light absorption and charge transfer enabled by the strong interaction between Ti3C2Tx MXene and Bi2Se3, the Ti3C2Tx/Bi2Se3 hybrid material exhibited enhanced photothermal conversion, achieving a remarkable photothermal conversion efficiency of approximately 52.03%, with a standard deviation of 1.67%. In the simulated infrared detection, the Ti3C2Tx/Bi2Se3-based dummy target gradually concealed the real target in the environmental background within 10 min through photothermal conversion. This work demonstrates a promising active stealth strategy and underscores the potential of MXene-based photothermal hybrids in next-generation infrared camouflage technologies.
Ti3C2Tx/Bi2Se3 / photothermal conversion / infrared / thermal stealth
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