Molecular or supramolecular systems capable of electro- and photostimulated color changes are still rare. We present a device design based on an electrostatic complex of a nanoscopic polyoxometalate cluster and a polyelectrolyte. The coating reversibly changes color from transparent to blue by photo- and/or electroinduced stimulation. The choice of the components results in perfect transparency over the entire visible range, a large optical response, reversible operation, and excellent stability.
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