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Pairing of luminescent switch with electrochromism for quasi-solid-state dual-function smart windows

Wang et al., 2018

Document ID
2686046270946065331
Author
Wang Z
Zhu M
Gou S
Pang Z
Wang Y
Su Y
Huang Y
Weng Q
Schmidt O
Xu J
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Smart window is a promising green technology with feature of tunable transparency under external stimuli to manage light transmission and solar energy. However, more functions based on the intelligent management of the solar spectrum need to be integrated into …
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