| 초록 |
High thermal conductivity materials has been typically formed by dispersing inorganic particles with high thermal conductivity as a filler into polymeric matrix with relatively low thermal conductivity. To achieve high thermal conductivity, high fraction of solid filler is used so it easily becomes non-processable. In this talk, we introduce a high internal phase emulsion stabilized by highly thermal conductive particles that percolate entire space, creating effective heat path. Since the entire material is composed of all-liquids, it is easily processable under room temperature, while keeping high thermal conductivity. |
