Huan Ling,Xiaowen Wu,Ke Li,Fengyu Su,Yanqing Tian,Dan Luo,Yan Jun Liu,Xiao Wei Sun
Electrochromic (EC) devices with reversible transmittance switching have promising prospects in the applications of photoelectric displays. Herein, a novel air-stable and high contrast solution-phase electrochromic device based on new viologen derivative (DPB) with A-D-A structure (A: acceptor; D: donor) was demonstrated. Devices possessed simple configuration of ITO/EC solution/ITO. Ferrocene and polycarbonate (PC) were selected as the complementary material and solvent, respectively. All of the fabrications and performance testing work were conducted in normal air condition. The DPB-based device showed deep magenta color in colored state and exhibited high optical contrast of ΔT of 72.2% (517 nm) and good coloration efficiency of 102.2 cm 2 /C at 1.8 V. The device appeared only slight degradation of ΔT (ΔT = 69.6% or retained 96.7% of its initial ΔT after 5000 s constant switching) under the normal air atmosphere, which was even better than some reported well-packaged viologen-based solution ECDs. Additionally, the UV–vis reflective spectra were also conducted to assess the reflectance property of the devices. The reflectance peak (ΔR = 2.6%) and absorption peak matched accurately, which indicated that the new viologen derivative possesses the potential application in reflective electrochromic devices.
The emergence of antibiotic-resistant superbugs has heightened concerns about environmental pollutants such as tetracycline hydrochloride, necessitating effective removal strategies. Among various treatment approaches, interfacial modification means to realize efficient pollutant removal is an ideal method. In this study, a breakthrough in photocatalytic technology was achieved by developing a novel material that combines excellent adsorption capacity with enhanced photocatalytic performance. The innovation lies in our pioneering implementation of a third-component doping strategy, which enabled the construction of an organic semiconductor intrinsic heterojunction photocatalytic layer with an A-D-A structure, integrated onto a natural biomass carbon substrate. This strategic integration creates a synergistic system wherein the natural biomass carbon component rapidly concentrates pollutants, while the organic semiconductor bulk heterojunction photocatalytic layer generates electrons and free radicals for degradation. The material's exceptional performance is evidenced by its ability to completely degrade 20 mg/L of tetracycline hydrochloride within 30 min, establishing a new benchmark in treatment efficiency. Through density-functional theory (DFT) analysis, we have elucidated the underlying degradation mechanism, providing theoretical insights that may facilitate the development of advanced treatment solutions for a broader spectrum of organic pollutants through adsorption photocatalysis.
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