The Process Optimization and Structural Analysis of Gasochromic Thin Films Derived by Peroxopolytungstic Acid

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The sol-gel method with a combination of dip-coating process was employed to prepare peroxopolytungstic acid gasochromic thin films. The influence of preparation process on the structural and gasochromic durability was then discussed. We found that hydrogen peroxide content shown a significant impact on the structure of tungsten oxide thin films, which directly determined the gasochromic durability

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