纳米复合结构对VO<sub>2</sub>相变特性的影响

doi:10.11896/cldb.20080150

Abstract
Figure/Table
References
Related Citation (15)

Download:

Full Text ( PDF ) (6106KB)
Export: BibTeX | EndNote (RIS)

Abstract Vanadium dioxide has good semiconductor-metal reversible phase transition characteristics, and the phase transition process is accompanied by drastic optical and electrical changes. At room temperature, vanadium dioxide has a monoclinic structure (M phase). When the phase transition temperature is reached, the crystal form of vanadium dioxide changes to a tetragonal redstone structure (R phase). When the temperature drops to the phase transition temperature, the crystal form changed back to the monoclinic structure (M phase).This typical reversible thermochromic feature makes vanadium dioxide the best choice for current building smart window materials.The preparation method of VO₂ has been mature in recent years, but the optimization of performance has always been the focus of research. Therefore, the influence of several different VO₂-based nanocomposite structures on their phase transition characteristics is mainly reviewed, including three aspects (core-shell structure, doping and multilayer film structure). It provides a basis for advancing the further optimization of VO₂ thin-film smart windows.

Key words： VO₂ phase transition thermochromism nanocomposite structure smart windows

Published: 25 April 2022 Online: 2022-04-27

CLC number:

O734

Fund:National Natural Science Foundation of China (51502168, 11504227), and Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality (19DZ2271100).

	Service
	E-mail this article
	Add to my bookshelf
	Add to citation manager
	E-mail Alert
	RSS
	Articles by authors
	XIE Zhongzhou
	LI Zhonghao
	LU Hao
	WANG Ying
	LIU Yongsheng

Cite this article:

XIE Zhongzhou,LI Zhonghao,LU Hao, et al. Effects of Nanocomposite Structure on Phase Transition Characteristics of VO₂[J]. Materials Reports, 2022, 36(8): 20080150-10.

URL:

http://www.mater-rep.com/EN/10.11896/cldb.20080150 OR http://www.mater-rep.com/EN/Y2022/V36/I8/20080150

1 Kamalisarvestani M, Saidur R, Mekhilef S, et al. Renewable and Sustai-nable Energy Reviews,2013,26,353.
2 Kanu S S, Binions R. Proceedings of the Royal Society A, Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences,2009,466(2113),19.
3 Powell M J, Quesada-Cabrera R, Taylor A, et al. Chemistry of Materials,2016,28(5),1369.
4 Ruben B, Bjørn P J, Arild G. Solar Energy Materials & Solar Cells,2010,94,87.
5 Zeng W, Chen N, Xie W. CrystEngComm,2020,22(5),851.
6 Kim H N, Yang S. Advanced Functional Materials,2019,30(2),1902597.
7 Morin F J. Physical Review Letters,1959,3(1),34.
8 Elizabeth E. Applied Optics,1991,30(19),2782.
9 Adler D. Reviews of Modern Physics,1968,40(4),714.
10 Mott N F. Reviews of Modern Physics,1968,40(4),677.
11 Soltani M, Chaker M, Haddad E, et al. In: 17th International Confe-rence on Optical Fibre Sensors. Bellingham, WA,2005,pp.880.
12 Lysenko S, Rua A J, Vikhnin V, et al. Applied Surface Science,2006,252(15),5512.
13 Kang M, Kim S W, Ryu J W. Journal of Applied Physics,2015,118(3),035105.
14 Troy D M, Ivan P P, Martyn E, et al. Chemistry of Materials,2004,16,744.
15 Lee J S, Ortolani M, Schade U, et al. Applied Physics Letters,2007,91(13),133509.
16 Evgheni S, Yigal L, Andrei K. Nano Letters,2009,9(6),2322.
17 Holsteen A, Kim I S, Lauhon L J. Nano Letters,2014,14(4),1898.
18 Babulanam S M, Erikssot S N, Niklasson G A, et al. Solar Energy Materials & Solar Cells,1987,16,347.
19 Cui Y, Ke Y, Liu C, et al. Joule,2018,2(9),1707.
20 Xu F, Cao X, Luo H, et al. Journal of Materials Chemistry C,2018,6(8),1903.
21 Liang X, Chen M, Wang Q, et al. Journal of Materials Chemistry C,2018,6(26),7054.
22 Liu H, Wan D, Ishaq A, et al. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,2016,8(12),7884.
23 Zhu M, Qi H, Wang B, et al. Journal of Alloys and Compounds,2018,740,844.
24 George A. Acta Chemica Scandinavica,1954,8,1599.
25 Haverkort M W, Hu Z, Tanaka A, et al. Physical Review Letters,2005,95(19),196404.
26 Luo M H, Xu M J, Huang Q W, et al. Acta Physica Sinica,2016,65(4),047201(in Chinese).
罗明海,徐马记,黄其伟,等.物理学报,2016,65(4),047201.
27 Goodenough J B. Journal of Solid State Chemistry,1971,3,490.
28 Li M, Magdassi S, Gao Y, et al. Small,2017,13(36),1701147.
29 Chang T C, Cao X, Li N, et al. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,2017,9,26029.
30 Ghosh C R, Paria S. Chemical Reviews,2012,112(4),2373.
31 Ke Y, Balin I, Wang N, et al. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,2016,8(48),33112.
32 Li R, Ji S, Li Y, et al. Materials Letters,2013,110,241.
33 Lan S D, Chang C J, Huang C F, et al. RSC Advances,2015,5(90),73742.
34 Li W, Ji S, Sun G, et al. New Journal of Chemistry,2016,40(3),2592.
35 Zhang Y, Tan X, Huang C, et al. Materials Research Innovations,2015,19(4),295.
36 Ji C, Wu Z, Lu L, et al. Journal of Materials Chemistry C,2018,6(24),6502.
37 Jian J, Wang X, Misra S, et al. Advanced Functional Materials,2019,29(36),1903690.
38 Ersundu A E, Çelikbilek E M, Dogğan E, et al. Thin Solid Films,2020,700,137919.
39 Hu L, Tao H, Chen G, et al. Journal of Sol-Gel Science and Technology,2015,77(1),85.
40 Piccirillo C, Binions R, Parkin I P. European Journal of Inorganic Che-mistry,2007,2007(25),4050.
41 Shen N, Chen S, Chen Z, et al. Journal of Materials Chemistry A,2014,2(36),15087.
42 Chen S, Dai L, Liu J, et al. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics,2013,15(40),17537.
43 Cao X, Wang N, Magdassi S, et al. Science of Advanced Materials,2014,6(3),558.
44 Wang N, Duchamp M, Dunin-Borkowski R E, et al. Langmuir,2016,32(3),759.
45 Wang N, Chew S N T, Duchamp M, et al. RSC Advances,2016,6(54),48455.
46 Wang N, Liu S, Zeng X T, et al. Journal of Materials Chemistry C,2015,3(26),6771.
47 Burkhardt W, Christmann T, Franke S, et al. Thin Solid Films,2002,402,226.
48 Xu Y, Huang W, Shi Q, et al. Journal of Sol-Gel Science and Technology,2012,64(2),493.
49 Cui Y, Shi S, Chen L, et al. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics,2015,17(32),20998.
50 Cui Y, Wang Y, Liu B, et al. RSC Advances,2016,6(69),64394.
51 Zhang J, He H, Xie Y, et al. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics,2013,15(13),4687.
52 Dietrich M K, Kramm B G, Becker M, et al. Journal of Applied Physics,2015,117(18),185301
53 Dai L, Chen S, Liu J, et al. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics,2013,15(28),11723.
54 Ji C, Wu Z, Wu X, et al. Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells,2018,176,174.
55 Long S, Cao X, Sun G, et al. Applied Surface Science,2018,441,764.
56 Sun G, Cao X, Li X, et al. Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells,2017,161,70.
57 Chang T, Cao X, Dedon L R, et al. Nano Energy,2018,44,256.
58 Long S, Zhou H, Bao S, et al. RSC Advances,2016,6(108),106435.
59 Zheng J, Bao S, Jin P T. Nano Energy,2015,11,136.