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In recent years, Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) derived carbon-based composites used as Electromagnetic Wave Absorbing Materials (EMAMs) have gained attention because of their rich structure and excellent performance. In this review, the development trend of this research field was analyzed from a macro perspective using the method of bibliometrics. 530 related pieces of literature published between 2015 and 2022 were analyzed as samples from the core collection database of Web of Science. Such analysis covers source journals, keywords, references, citation frequencies, authors, institutions, countries, and published years. With the assistance of the CiteSpace software, visualization results are generated. Statistical analysis found that the 530 articles were published in 100 journals. Carbon topped the journals with 60 papers, while ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces gets the most average per-paper citations of 117.94. The current research primarily revolves around material composition, microstructure design, performance, and action mechanisms. In addition to keywords related to material structure, such as “Core-shell structure” words related to microwave absorbing mechanism, such as “impedance match” and “interfacial polarization” were also used more frequently in these papers. So far, scholars from 20 countries or regions have participated in the study. China is the first country to investigate this topic since 2015 and has maintained an absolutely dominant position in this field. Several research teams have been established depending on their affiliations in China, and in-depth research is continuing. We hope this review will provide an overview of the current state of research and help researchers quickly understand the progress in the field.

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MOFs-Derived Carbon-Based Composites Used as Electromagnetic Wave Absorbing Materials - A Bibliometric Review
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Keywords: co-occurrence network ; research trend ; bibliometrics ; microwave absorbing mechanism ; Metal-organic frameworks ; electromagnetic wave absorbing materials

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