Controlled oxygen deficiency in hexagonal WO3-x lowers internal resistance while preserving cycle retention and capacity in storage electrodes.
Lithium-containing tungsten oxide in primary-particle spaces suppresses cathode cracking and improves lithium secondary battery cycle life.
Co-sputtered tungsten oxide electrochromic films expand color options to neutral tones while improving conductivity, cycling life, and switching speed.
Individually dispersed tungsten bronze nanocrystals in a silica sol-gel matrix block UV and NIR while preserving visible transparency and LSPR.
Liquid phase synthesis controls particle size, aspect ratio, and crystal defects in tungsten oxide powder to improve intercalation stability.
Adjusting glycerol and oxalic acid during hydrothermal synthesis exposes the (100) plane, accelerating sensitive 100 ppb H2 detection.
Silicon, titanium, or zirconium coatings improve weather resistance while selective particle absorption limits visible darkening and glare.
This optical switch places an electrochromic component between fiber tips, controlling light transmission below 5 V without mechanical wear.
A sub-100 nm tungsten oxide powder combines crystal and amorphous phases to reduce resistance and improve coloration efficiency.
Control bleed-out in water-based tungsten oxide dispersions with tuned zeta potential.
Elevated temperature acidification of tungstate produces spherical particles, resolving low bulk density and irregular morphology issues.
Incorporating ammonium into tungsten oxide lattice enhances infrared absorbance while minimizing visible light absorption.
Tungsten bronze pigments in white paints absorb solar energy to prevent facade condensation and inhibit algae growth without biocides.
Adsorbing transition metal oxides onto graphene foam replaces expensive ruthenium dioxide, boosting specific capacitance while lowering fabrication costs.
Oxygen-deficient tungsten bronze compound eliminates radioactivity and haze, delivering durable heat shielding with superior optical performance.