ArticleLangmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids2026
A Green Processing Strategy for the Formation of Electrochromic Metal-Organic Assemblies.
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A key challenge in the development of electrochromic coatings is establishing fabrication methods that utilize sustainable materials and green solvents. This must be achieved while also optimizing multiple parameters, including color contrast, stability, switching time, and optical transmittance. In this study, we report water-soluble, redox-active iron-polypyridyl complexes as building blocks for electrochromic coatings and devices fabricated by layer-by-layer spin coating and automated spray coating. The solubility of these complexes in polar and nonpolar media was modulated by tuning the counterions (PF
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