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Le pigment insoluble bleu de Prusse (PB) devient possible à disperser en solution aqueuse en recouvrant leurs surfaces d'anions ferrocyanure. Le film mince fabriqué avec ces nanoparticules de PB dispersibles dans l'eau présente des changements de couleur électrochromes évidents entre +0.8 V et -0.4 V sur un substrat ITO. Le changement de masse du film mince au cours d'une réaction électrochimique est mesuré au moyen d'une microbalance électrochimique à cristal de quartz (EQCM). Selon l'analyse EQCM, le taux de remplissage des nanoparticules de PB dispersables dans l'eau dans le film est de 37.7 % par rapport à un film de PB cristallin parfait supposé.
Ayako OMURA
Hirofumi SHIOZAKI
Shigeo HARA
Tohru KAWAMOTO
Akihito GOTOH
Masahito KURIHARA
Masaomi SAKAMOTO
Hisashi TANAKA
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Ayako OMURA, Hirofumi SHIOZAKI, Shigeo HARA, Tohru KAWAMOTO, Akihito GOTOH, Masahito KURIHARA, Masaomi SAKAMOTO, Hisashi TANAKA, "Electrochromic Thin Film of Water-Dispersible Prussian-Blue Nanoparticles" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E91-C, no. 12, pp. 1887-1888, December 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietele/e91-c.12.1887.
Abstract: The insoluble Prussian-blue (PB) pigment becomes possible to disperse in aqueous solution by covering their surfaces with ferrocyanide anions. The thin film fabricated with these water-dispersible PB nanoparticles shows evident electrochromic color changes between +0.8 V to -0.4 V on an ITO substrate. The mass change of the thin film during an electrochemical reaction is measured by means of electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM). According to the EQCM analysis, the filling rate of water-dispersible PB nanoparticles in the film is 37.7% as compared with an assumed perfect crystal PB film.
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AU - Hirofumi SHIOZAKI
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AU - Masahito KURIHARA
AU - Masaomi SAKAMOTO
AU - Hisashi TANAKA
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