This invention belongs to the field of materials technology and relates to a method for preparing and applying
nickel hydrogen phosphate electrochromic
nanomaterials. It overcomes the technical problems of existing
nickel-based electrochromic materials, such as low
transmittance, small optical modulation range, and difficulty in large-size fabrication after film deposition on transparent conductive substrates. The method for preparing the described
nickel hydrogen phosphate electrochromic film employs room-temperature electrodeposition technology. The prepared nickel
hydrogen phosphate electrochromic material exhibits small, uniform
nanoparticle size and allows for the construction of large-size in-situ films (10 × 10 cm). 2 The characteristics of this method make it suitable for constructing high-performance electrochromic films. The prepared films have the characteristics of
high transmittance in the faded state, wide spectral modulation range, and high coloring efficiency. Moreover, the preparation process is low-cost and efficient, and can be
mass-produced, making it easy to realize industrial production. It has broad application prospects in the fields of
electrochromism, flexible wearables, and smart displays.