Sustainable Thermochromic Hydrogels‐Based Energy‐Saving Smart Window with High Solar Modulation and Enhanced Privacy Protection

Hydrogel‐based smart windows, which actively modulate solar transmittance to control indoor temperature and brightness, have garnered significant interest due to their potential for enhancing energy efficiency. However, most existing hydrogel systems are based on synthetic polymers and chemically cr...

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Published in:Macromolecular chemistry and physics 2025-10, Vol.226 (20), p.n/a
Main Authors: Ha, Nhu‐Y Ngoc, Tran, My‐Hanh Thi, Ly, Thanh‐Nghi Do, Tran, Thao‐Van Thi, Luu, Cuong Hung, Huynh, Ngoc‐Thuy, Le, Lan, Huynh, Nghia T., Phan, Giang V.H.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Carrageenan
Chitosan
Electrical stimuli
energy‐saving windows
Freezing
Glycerophosphate
Hydrogels
hydrogel‐based smart windows
Micelles
Modulation
Natural polymers
Optical properties
Privacy
Renewable energy
Smart materials
Sodium dodecyl sulfate
solar modulation
Temperature
thermochromic materials
Warning systems
Windows (apertures)
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