Xiaoguang San

Xiaoguang San


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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15 May 2024 in Dalton Transactions
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FLFujuan Luo
Fujuan Luo
XSXiaoguang San
Xiaoguang San
YWYisong Wang
Yisong Wang
MDMeng Dan
Meng Dan
KTKai Tao
Kai Tao
This Frontier highlights the recent progress in the synthesis of MOF-derived LDH electrode materials, including pristine LDH powders, LDH composites and LDH-based arrays, and their applications in SCs.

27 November 2023 in Rare Metals
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YZYue Zhang
Yue Zhang
MWMing‐Yue Wang
Ming‐Yue Wang
XSXiaoguang San
Xiaoguang San
YSYan‐Bai Shen
Yan‐Bai Shen
GWGuo‐Sheng Wang
Guo‐Sheng Wang
MDMeng Dan
Meng Dan

11 July 2025 in Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials
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NCNa Chen
Na Chen
RWRu-Yu Wang
Ru-Yu Wang
XPXue-Feng Pan
Xue-Feng Pan
BHBing-Bing Han
Bing-Bing Han
JLJia-Xin Li
Jia-Xin Li
Panbo LiuPanbo Liu
Panbo Liu
The development of electromagnetic wave absorbing materials with wideband absorption and thin thickness confronts huge challenges in addressing the aggravating problem of electromagnetic pollution. Herein, hollow core–shell Fe3O4@MoS2 microspheres with controllable interior and tunable shell are constructed to precisely regulate the electromagnetic wave attenuation. The results demonstrate that hollow Fe3O4 microspheres exhibit strong absorption in C–X bands owing to their strong ferromagnetic resonance. By structural regulation, hollow core–shell Fe3O4@MoS2 microspheres not only ensure superior electromagnetic wave absorption intensity at thin thickness, but also endow wideband absorption. Benefiting from the cooperative merits of manipulated Fe3O4 interior and controllable MoS2 shells, the as-synthesized microspheres display obvious interface polarization, defect/dipole polarization, and multiple scatterings, thereby resulting in ameliorated impedance matching and outstanding attenuation performance. Especially for Fe3O4@MoS2-2, the minimum reflection loss is − 69.01 dB at 2.66 mm and the effective absorption bandwidth reaches 8.40 GHz when the thickness is 3.0 mm. This study systematically investigates the balance relationships between core–shell structures and absorption attenuation, and simultaneously provides a referable strategy to modulate the electromagnetic wave absorption by structural optimization.

4 September 2023 in Nanomaterials
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MDMeng Dan
Meng Dan
ZXZongsheng Xie
Zongsheng Xie
MWMingyue Wang
Mingyue Wang
JXJuhua Xu
Juhua Xu
XSXiaoguang San
Xiaoguang San
QJQun Jin
Qun Jin
Formaldehyde, as a harmful gas produced by materials used for decorative purposes, has a serious impact on human health, and is also the focus and difficulty of indoor environmental polution prevention; hence, designing and developing gas sensors for the selective measurement of formaldehyde at room temperature is an urgent task. Herein, a series of SnS2/SnO2 composites with hollow spherical structures were prepared by a facile hydrothermal approach for the purpose of formaldehyde sensing at room temperature. These novel hierarchical structured SnS2/SnO2 composites−based gas sensors demonstrate remarkable selectivity towards formaldehyde within the concentration range of sub-ppm (0.1 ppm) to ppm (10 ppm) at room temperature. Notably, the SnS2/SnO2−2 sensor exhibits an exceptional formaldehyde-sensing performance, featuring an ultra-high response (1.93, 0.1 ppm and 17.51, 10 ppm), as well as good repeatability, long-term stability, and an outstanding theoretical detection limit. The superior sensing capabilities of the SnS2/SnO2 composites can be attributed to multiple factors, including enhanced formaldehyde adsorption, larger specific surface area and porosity of the hollow structure, as well as the synergistic interfacial incorporation of the SnS2/SnO2 heterojunction. Overall, the excellent gas sensing performance of SnS2/SnO2 hollow spheres has opened up a new way for their detection of trace formaldehyde at room temperature.

13 January 2025 in Talanta
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DMDan Meng
Dan Meng
LMLi Ma
Li Ma
LZLei Zhang
Lei Zhang
XSXiaoguang San
Xiaoguang San
ZXZongsheng Xie
Zongsheng Xie
Jian QiJian Qi
Jian Qi

13 April 2024 in Chemical Research in Chinese Universities
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DMDan Meng
Dan Meng
SRShunjiang Ran
Shunjiang Ran
LGLing Gao
Ling Gao
YZYue Zhang
Yue Zhang
XSXiaoguang San
Xiaoguang San
QJQun Jin
Qun Jin