A Hierarchical Tuning Strategy for Continuously Adjustable Phase-Transition Ionic Conductors toward Multimodal Sensing

Lei Zhou #; Jiaqi Huang; Nan Gao; Yue Li; Daizhe Wang; Dongyan Tang; Lu Li; Dongqing He; Tengling Ye

doi:10.1039/d5tc04316f

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

A Hierarchical Tuning Strategy for Continuously Adjustable Phase-Transition Ionic Conductors toward Multimodal Sensing

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To develop a tuning strategy for phase-transition ionic conductors to enhance their usability in various sensing applications.
Evaluated conventional phase-transition ionic conductors
Developed a hierarchical tuning approach
Assessed the impact on resistance-switching temperature
Achieved variable resistance-switching temperatures
Enhanced sensitivity in multimodal sensing applications
Outlined potential for broader industry use

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This research demonstrates a strategy to adjust resistance-switching temperatures in ionic conductors, suggesting broader applications in sensing technologies.

Abstract

Conventional phase-transition ionic conductors (PTICs) based on ionic liquids (ILs) suffer from a fixed resistance-switching temperature (TRS), intrinsically limited by the immutable melting point of ILs, which restricts their applications...

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