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• TITLE: Electropolymerizable Conjugated Polymers with High Contrast in Infrared Region

  AUTHORS: Zhongtao Li, Shuiping Liu, Dong Liu

  KEYWORDS: Electrochromic; Conjugated Polymer; Donor-Acceptor; Electrodeposition

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Polymer Chemistry, Vol.2 No.4, November 30, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Two conjugated molecules have been designed and synthesized for preparing electrochromic thin film devices on the surface of electrodes through electropolymerization. These devices exhibit good contrast at around 80% in mid-infrared region and rapid response time, especially EP02 which could be switched between on and off state in around 1 s. The interesting electrochromic properties and easy processable properties open the door to electrochromic applications using large or flexible surfaces such as IR shutters and apertures.