A Long‐Life Battery‐Type Electrochromic Window with Remarkable Energy Storage Ability. Issue 3 (22nd January 2020)
- Record Type:
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- Title:
- A Long‐Life Battery‐Type Electrochromic Window with Remarkable Energy Storage Ability. Issue 3 (22nd January 2020)
- Main Title:
- A Long‐Life Battery‐Type Electrochromic Window with Remarkable Energy Storage Ability
- Authors:
- Wang, Bian
Cui, Mangwei
Gao, Yanfeng
Jiang, Fuyi
Du, Wei
Gao, Feng
Kang, Litao
Zhi, Chunyi
Luo, Hongjie - Abstract:
- Abstract : Electrochromic (EC) windows with controllable transmittances according to ambient temperature and solar irradiation strength are highly desired for energy‐efficient buildings. However, traditional EC windows operate via consuming electrical energy to trigger the chromogenic reactions, with negligible energy storage ability. Herein, a facile battery‐type Prussian blue (PB, Fe4 III [Fe II (CN)6 ]3 )/Zn EC window with excellent EC properties (transmittance modulation = 84.9% at 633 nm), remarkable energy storage ability (average output voltage = 1.24 V and areal capacity = 78.9 mAh m −2 ), fast switching time ( t bleaching = 4.1 s and t coloring = 4.6 s), as well as an ultralong cycling lifetime (7000 cycles with 60.7% capacity retention and 92.7% transmittance modulation retention) is reported, thanks to the rational electrode and electrolyte design. As an EC window, this device can effectively promote energy efficiency and occupational comfort of buildings by regulating visible light transmittance. As a battery, this device can work as backup power or a component of smart grids, making the buildings more sustainable and functional. The design concept of this bifunctional device is helpful to further the development of next‐generation EC windows. Abstract : A novel Prussian blue|KCl+Zn(CH3 COO)2 |Zn EC window holding electrochromic and energy storage abilities is developed. The EC window exhibits a large transmittance modulation (84.9% at 633 nm), a high outputAbstract : Electrochromic (EC) windows with controllable transmittances according to ambient temperature and solar irradiation strength are highly desired for energy‐efficient buildings. However, traditional EC windows operate via consuming electrical energy to trigger the chromogenic reactions, with negligible energy storage ability. Herein, a facile battery‐type Prussian blue (PB, Fe4 III [Fe II (CN)6 ]3 )/Zn EC window with excellent EC properties (transmittance modulation = 84.9% at 633 nm), remarkable energy storage ability (average output voltage = 1.24 V and areal capacity = 78.9 mAh m −2 ), fast switching time ( t bleaching = 4.1 s and t coloring = 4.6 s), as well as an ultralong cycling lifetime (7000 cycles with 60.7% capacity retention and 92.7% transmittance modulation retention) is reported, thanks to the rational electrode and electrolyte design. As an EC window, this device can effectively promote energy efficiency and occupational comfort of buildings by regulating visible light transmittance. As a battery, this device can work as backup power or a component of smart grids, making the buildings more sustainable and functional. The design concept of this bifunctional device is helpful to further the development of next‐generation EC windows. Abstract : A novel Prussian blue|KCl+Zn(CH3 COO)2 |Zn EC window holding electrochromic and energy storage abilities is developed. The EC window exhibits a large transmittance modulation (84.9% at 633 nm), a high output voltage (1.24 V in average), decent areal capacity (78.9 mAh m −2 ), fast switching speed (4.1/4.6 s), and long lifetime (7000 cycles, 60.7% capacity retention), thanks to the rational electrode and electrolyte design. … (more)
- Is Part Of:
- Solar RRL. Volume 4:Issue 3(2020)
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- Solar RRL
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- Volume 4:Issue 3(2020)
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- Volume 4, Issue 3 (2020)
- Year:
- 2020
- Volume:
- 4
- Issue:
- 3
- Issue Sort Value:
- 2020-0004-0003-0000
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- n/a
- Publication Date:
- 2020-01-22
- Subjects:
- electrochromic -- Prussian blue -- smart windows -- Zn anodes -- Zn-ion batteries
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