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Enhanced electrochromics of nanoporous cobalt oxide thin film prepared by a facile chemical bath deposition

Xia et al., 2008

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3501177271113569091
Author
Xia X
Tu J
Zhang J
Huang X
Wang X
Zhang W
Huang H
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Electrochemistry communications

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A highly porous cobalt oxide thin film was prepared on ITO glass by a facile chemical bath deposition (CBD) method. The as-prepared cobalt oxide film has an intercrossing net-like morphology. The electrochromic performance of cobalt oxide film was investigated in 0.1 …
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