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Electrochromism With Selenophene DerivativesAydemir, Kadir 01 February 2008 (has links) (PDF)
SELENOPHENE DERIVATIVES FOR ELECTROCHROMIC APPLICATIONS
Aydemir, Kadir
M.S., Department of Chemistry
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Levent Toppare
February 2008, 60 pages
A novel selenophene-based monomer / 1,4-di(selenophen-2-yl) benzene (DSB), synthesized via Stille coupling reaction of 1,4 dibromobenzene and tributyl (2-selenophenyl) stannane and corresponding conducting homopolymer (Poly (DSB))
was electrochemically synthesized in the presence of
tetrabutylammoniumhexafluorophosphate (TBAPF6) as the supporting electrolyte in dichloromethane. The resulting conducting polymer was characterized by Cyclic
Voltammetry (CV), Fourier Transform Infra Red Spectrometry (FTIR) and Ultraviolet&ndash / Visible Spectrometry (UV-Vis Spectrometry). Spectroelectrochemistry analysis and
kinetic studies of Poly (DSB) revealed &ndash / * transition (max) at 340 nm with almost zero percent transmittance (T%) concurrently with striking and rapid (0.6 s) absorbance change at near infrared region (1250 nm) with 35% percent
transmittance, indicating that Poly (DSB) is a very suitable near infrared electrochromic material. Copolymer of selenophene with ethylenedioxythiophene (EDOT) was potentiostatically synthesized. Poly (selenophene-co-EDOT) was characterized by Cyclic Voltammetry, FTIR and UV-Vis Spectrometry. During spectroelectrochemistry studies, &ndash / * transition (max) was observed at 555 nm with
a switching time of 1.4 s and 39% transmittance. Polaron and bipolaron bands were observed at 851 nm and 1299 nm, respectively. Switching time at 1299 nm was 1.8 s
with a percent transmittance of 72. Copolymer of DSB with EDOT (Poly (DSB-co-EDOT)) was synthesized and characterized. max, polaron and bipolaron bands
were observed at 457 nm, 696 nm and 1251 nm, respectively. A rapid switching time (0.2 s) with 12% transmittance was observed at 696 nm. At the near infrared region
(1251 nm), satisfactory percent transmittance (35%) and a moderate switching time (1.75 s) were observed.
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Polymer Electrochromism on PEDOT coated fibres and design of electrochromic pixel using coated fibres.Lakshmanan, Nethaji, Rangasamy, Logarasu January 2008 (has links)
Polymer electrochromism on PEDOT coated fibres was successfully achieved. The electrochromic property of the PEDOT polymer is an excellent property. This feature gives way to many more research works at present and in the future also. The electrochromic property of the PEDOT polymer is utilized in this thesis work to design an electrochromic display pixel. The polymer coating over the fibres were obtained by using In-situ polymerization technique. The coated-fibres were used to design a display-pixel. Electrochemistry is performed successfully on the designed pixel to study electrochromism over the pixels. An electrochemical fibre transistor is designed successfully using the polymer coated fibres. / Polymer Electrochromism on PEDOT coated fibres
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Polymer Electrochromism on PEDOT coated fibres and design of electrochromic pixel using coated fibres.Lakshmanan, Nethaji, Rangasamy, Logarasu Unknown Date (has links)
<p>Polymer electrochromism on PEDOT coated fibres was successfully achieved. The electrochromic property of the PEDOT polymer is an excellent property. This feature gives way to many more research works at present and in the future also. The electrochromic property of the PEDOT polymer is utilized in this thesis work to design an electrochromic display pixel.</p><p> </p><p>The polymer coating over the fibres were obtained by using In-situ polymerization technique. The coated-fibres were used to design a display-pixel. Electrochemistry is performed successfully on the designed pixel to study electrochromism over the pixels. An electrochemical fibre transistor is designed successfully using the polymer coated fibres.</p> / Polymer Electrochromism on PEDOT coated fibres
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