journal article·2022-11

Preparation and investigation of ITO/metal/ITO electrodes for electrochromic application

Hanyu Lu, Rui Wang, Feixiong Bao, Jinhong Ye, Han Lin, Hongbing Zhu, Meixiu Wan, Huidong Yang, Kai Shen, Yaohua Mai

Optical Materials· Volume 133
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