Poly(lactic Acid)/Cesium Tungsten Bronze Fibers with Good Dyeability and High Photothermal Conversion Performance
Pengcheng Zheng,
ChenJun Liu,
Yingliang Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Green
and sustainable photothermal fibers are gaining significant
attention for their role as high-performance thermal insulators in
personal thermal management applications. Conventional photothermal
fibers, such as carbon and zirconium carbide, are limited by their
black or dark gray appearance, which restricts their aesthetics and
fashion in textile design. To address this limitation, the present
study employs eco-friendly poly(lactic acid) (PLA) as the biopolymer
matrix and integrates cesium tungsten bronz… Show more
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