**Acknowledgments**

This work was sponsored by the National Science Foundation (Grant no.: DMR9619353), USA; the General Program of The National Nature Science Foundation of China (Grant no.: 11972348), the Joint Fund Program of The National Nature Science Foundation of China (Grant no.: U1738108), and the Hebei Provincial Key Laboratory of Thermal Protection Materials (SZX2020038, in preparation), China.

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