ArticleACS applied polymer materials2026
Flexible and Long-Lived Naphthalene Diimide-Based Photothermal Films with Rapid and Highly Cyclable Heat Conversion.
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Flexible photothermal materials have attracted considerable attention for applications in biomedicine, energy conversion, and smart devices. While state-of-the-art inorganic nanomaterials and conductive polymers exhibit excellent photothermal properties, simultaneously achieving efficient photothermal performance, environmental stability, and mechanical flexibility remains challenging. Naphthalene diimide (NDI)-based materials are well-known for their strong photothermal response resulting from the formation of radical anions. In this work, we employ glycerol as a plasticizer and humectant to improve film uniformity in NDI-based films, while the incorporation of PVA enhances long-term stability by slowing NDI oxidation and enabling mechanical tunability. Photothermal performance was evaluated using direct thermal imaging and Peltier voltage measurements. Under 617 nm irradiation at 16 mW cm
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