Xu, Zhen published the artcileColor tuning for black-to-transmissive conjugated copolymer with excellent electrochromic properties via electrochemical copolymerization of two donor-acceptor type monomers, Related Products of bromides-buliding-blocks, the publication is Materials & Design (2020), 108903, database is CAplus.
Copolymerization towards producing broadly absorbing black neutrality for flexible electrochromics was investigated. Neutral-state saturated green and dark blue donor-acceptor-donor (D-A-D) polymers consisting of electron-acceptor thieno[3,4-b]pyrazine and benzo[1,2,3]triazole based units resp., were chosen as distributed segments, simultaneous with their tendency to switch to transmissive oxidation states. Variation of the feed ratio of two precursors in a mixture solution was used to regulate the energy and spectral absorption range of electrochem. copolymerization films. Co-polymer PEM-11 in 1:1 monomer feed ratio demonstrated a full range of visible absorption, and switched between an improved saturated black neutral state (L* = 43.68, a* = 4.98, b* = -13.13) and a light gray transmissive oxidation state (L* = 67.30, a* = -1.36, b* = 1.67) reversibly, where L* represents white to black balance, a* red to green and b* yellow to blue, with the optical contrast of 35% at 590 nm and switching speed as low as 0.6 s. Furthermore, the PEM-11 film exhibited stable n-doping, favorable cycle stability, and a lower electrochem./optical band-gap (0.80 eV/1.21 eV) in comparison with the reported individual neutral black ECPs. The results suggested that the as-obtained copolymer could be a promising candidate for electrochromic windows, e-papers, or eyewear applications.
Materials & Design published new progress about 52431-30-8. 52431-30-8 belongs to bromides-buliding-blocks, auxiliary class Liquid Crystal &OLED Materials, name is 2,5-Dibromo-3,4-dinitrothiophene, and the molecular formula is C13H10F2, Related Products of bromides-buliding-blocks.
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