Synthesis of VOC-sensing Dyes for Fabrication of Cotton-based Chromogenic Sensors

Lee, Junheon; Park, Namju; Kim, Taekyeong

doi:10.1007/s10570-022-04775-4

Cellulose

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s10570-022-04775-4

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Synthesis of VOC-sensing Dyes for Fabrication of Cotton-based Chromogenic Sensors

Junheon Lee

Namju Park

Taekyeong Kim

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“…9 Table 1 summarizes the main types of smart color-changing textiles at the present stage, highlighting the characteristics and latest applications in the field of smart textiles. 10–36…”

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Research progress in conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics

Liang

Meng

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Textile Research Journal

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Conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics show promising applications in new intelligent displays, flexible smart wearables, and military camouflage, thanks to their flexibility, light weight, high degree of controllability, and wide range of color change. However, despite these advantages, electrochromic textiles that rely on conductive polymers face several limitations, such as discomfort during use, instability in structure, and issues with the continuous production technology of electrochromic fibers. These factors hinder their further development. To address these limitations and promote the industrialization of conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics, this paper provides a comprehensive analysis that covers various aspects of electrochromic devices, including device structure, color-change mechanisms, electrochromic materials, application of electrochromic textiles, and the advantages and disadvantages of commonly used conductive polymers in electrochromic fabrics. By exploring these aspects, a better understanding of the structure and performance of conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics can be achieved, leading to a more effective promotion of their industrialization. Moreover, progress in the research of conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics is systematically reviewed from the structural design perspective, both domestically and internationally. Finally, the challenges that conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics currently face are discussed, and their future development trends are presented.

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“…9 Table 1 summarizes the main types of smart color-changing textiles at the present stage, highlighting the characteristics and latest applications in the field of smart textiles. 10–36…”

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Wearable chemical gas sensors with color changeable functional dyes for detection of organophosphorus nerve agents

Lee,

Kim

2024

Cellulose

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Wearable military chemical gas sensors were realized using 19 kinds of color changeable functional dyes having great aggregative characteristics and the optimal wearable sensor with the best detection performance was selected. The wearable sensor was designed to exhibit color change properties that are sensitive to low concentration of chemical warfare agent (CWA) vapors at room temperature. The dyes were applied to cotton fabrics as a substrate of the wearable chemical gas sensors and examined their sensing properties, performance, and mechanisms for an organophosphorus simulant of nerve agents, dimethyl-methyl-phosphonate (DMMP). The color difference of almost 5 was obtained even at as low concentration as 3 ppm within 10 min and the spectrum was exhibited hypsochromic and hyperchromic shift. The sensing mechanism was considered to depend on solvatochromism, aggregative characteristics of the dye molecules and adsorption amounts of DMMP vapors on textile substrates on which the dyes were applied. In addition, the reusability of the wearable sensor was tested for 10 repeat cycles.

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Naphthalimide Based Fluorophore for the Detection of Hazardous Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

Palanisamy,

Rajagopal,

Alfarhan

2024

J Fluoresc

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Synthesis of VOC-sensing Dyes for Fabrication of Cotton-based Chromogenic Sensors

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

Research progress in conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics

Research progress in conductive polymer-based electrochromic fabrics

Wearable chemical gas sensors with color changeable functional dyes for detection of organophosphorus nerve agents

Naphthalimide Based Fluorophore for the Detection of Hazardous Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

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