Construction of MoS(2)-ReS(2) Hybrid on Ti(3)C(2)T(x) MXene for Enhanced Microwave Absorption

Utilizing interface engineering to construct abundant heterogeneous interfaces is an important means to improve the absorbing performance of microwave absorbers. Here, we have prepared the MXene/MoS(2)-ReS(2) (MMR) composite with rich heterogeneous interfaces composed of two-dimensional Ti(3)C(2)Tx MXene and two-dimensional transition metal disulfides through a facile hydrothermal process. The surface of MXene is completely covered by nanosheets of MoS(2) and ReS(2), forming a hybrid structure. MRR exhibits excellent absorption performance, with its strongest reflection loss reaching −51.15 dB at 2.0 mm when the filling ratio is only 10 wt%. Meanwhile, the effective absorption bandwidth covers the range of 5.5–18 GHz. Compared to MXene/MoS(2) composites, MRR with a MoS(2)-ReS(2) heterogeneous interface exhibits stronger polarization loss ability and superior absorption efficiency at the same thickness. This study provides a reference for the design of transition metal disulfides-based absorbing materials.