Customization of Cloud Temperature in Amphiphilic π-Systems by Photoisomerization and Supramolecular Co-assembly for Smart Window Application

Dipak Patra; Ayyappanpillai Ajayaghosh

doi:10.1039/d6qm00340k

January 1, 2026Materials Chemistry FrontiersOpen Access

Customization of Cloud Temperature in Amphiphilic π-Systems by Photoisomerization and Supramolecular Co-assembly for Smart Window Application

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This research aims to control the phase transition temperature of amphiphilic systems to regulate light transmittance.
Developed photoisomerization and supramolecular co-assembly techniques.
Examined the effects on lower critical solution temperature (LCST).
Analyzed optical properties relevant to smart window applications.
Successfully adjusted the phase transition temperature of the polymers.
Observed significant changes in light transmittance properties.
Demonstrated potential for enhanced functionality in smart window technologies.

Implication

Demonstrates phase transition control in amphiphilic systems, suggesting new smart window applications.

Abstract

Controlling the phase transition temperature of amphiphilic polymers and small molecular systems exhibiting Lower Critical Solution Temperature (LCST) phenomenon is a crucial to regulate the transmittance of light, required for...

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Customization of Cloud Temperature in Amphiphilic π-Systems by Photoisomerization and Supramolecular Co-assembly for Smart Window Application

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