Hui Li

Dr. Hui Li

Wuhan Institute of Technology, Wuhan, Hubei, China
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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2021 in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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Hui LiHui Li
Hui Li
YLYalong Liu
Yalong Liu
PLPengcheng Li
Pengcheng Li
SLSiqi Liu
Siqi Liu
DFDu Feipeng
Du Feipeng
Chaobin HeChaobin He
Chaobin He

4 December 2022 in Materials
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ZCZhang Chun
Zhang Chun
Hui LiHui Li
Hui Li
YLYalong Liu
Yalong Liu
PLPengcheng Li
Pengcheng Li
SLSiqi Liu
Siqi Liu
Chaobin HeChaobin He
Chaobin He
Organic thermoelectric (TE) materials have been widely investigated due to their good stability, easy synthesis, and high electrical conductivity. Among them, polyaniline/carbon nanotubes (PANI/CNTs) composites have attracted significant attention for pursuing enhanced TE properties to meet the demands of commercial applications. In this review, we summarize recent advances in versatile PANI/CNTs composites in terms of the dispersion methods of CNTs (such as the addition of surfactants, mechanical grinding, and CNT functional group modification methods), fabrication engineering (physical blending and in-situ polymerization), post-treatments (solvent treatments to regulate the doping level and microstructure of PANI), and multi-components composites (incorporation of other components to enhance energy filtering effect and Seebeck coefficient), respectively. Various approaches are comprehensively discussed to illustrate the microstructure modulation and conduction mechanism within PANI/CNTs composites. Furthermore, we briefly give an outlook on the challenges of the PANI/CNTs composites for achieving high performance and hope to pave a way for future development of high-performance PANI/CNTs composites for sustainable energy utilization.

29 March 2024 in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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Hui LiHui Li
Hui Li
YLYalong Liu
Yalong Liu
SLSiqi Liu
Siqi Liu
PLPengcheng Li
Pengcheng Li
HZHan Zhang
Han Zhang
Chaobin HeChaobin He
Chaobin He

6 August 2020 in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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JYJun-An Yao
Jun-An Yao
XPXiao-Xi Peng
Xiao-Xi Peng
ZLZhe-Kun Liu
Zhe-Kun Liu
ZYZhang Yunfei
Zhang Yunfei
PFPing Fu
Ping Fu
DFDu Feipeng
Du Feipeng

14 February 2025 in Materials Today Nano
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JYJinsong Yang
Jinsong Yang
HZHan Zhang
Han Zhang
NHNingjiang Hu
Ningjiang Hu
FZFangju Zhu
Fangju Zhu
YZYong Zhang
Yong Zhang
Hui LiHui Li
Hui Li

14 December 2020 in Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
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ZZZiran Zhu
Ziran Zhu
KWKunxia Wei
Kunxia Wei
Hui LiHui Li
Hui Li
XLXiaopeng Li
Xiaopeng Li
BLBaoping Li
Baoping Li
YWYouqing Wang
Youqing Wang
We have demonstrated a photoelectrochemical solar-blind ultraviolet (UV) detector based on SrTiO 3 (STO) nanocrystalline film in this work. The assembled UV detector presents a high on/off ratio of about 6433 under periodic UV irradiation, a high photocurrent density of 220.6 μ A cm −2 , and a fast response time of 9 ms. By introducing a block layer (BL) on fluorine-doped tin oxide substrate, the response and decay times are shortened to 6 ms and 8 ms, respectively. The BL plays a crucial part in hindering the recombination of electrons from electrolyte carriers and avoiding short circuits. Due to its excellent light capture capability, the detector based on SrTiO 3 nanocrystalline exhibits high sensitivity to weak UV light (5 μ W cm −2 ). Moreover, the detector also exhibits visible-blind characteristics and a good linear response.