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Photochromic Dyes for Smart Textiles

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Photochromism is a light induced reversible color change phenomenon in photochromic molecule due to light and heat effect and molecular species exist in two forms which have different absorption spectra. The fascinating color change by photochromic molecules in response to specific wavelength of light produces number of applications such as U.V. protective fabrics, ophthalmic photochromic lenses, optical data storing, optical switch, sensors and display. This chapter provides a brief and conclusive review of photochromism their mechanism and application in Textiles. Although photochromic materials are in use since 1960 in lenses and sunglasses, but the development is slow due to technical difficulties and poor commercial application. Now there is renewed interest in photochromic materials which are used in nanofibers in smart textiles and in allied items.
Title: Photochromic Dyes for Smart Textiles
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Photochromism is a light induced reversible color change phenomenon in photochromic molecule due to light and heat effect and molecular species exist in two forms which have different absorption spectra.
The fascinating color change by photochromic molecules in response to specific wavelength of light produces number of applications such as U.
V.
protective fabrics, ophthalmic photochromic lenses, optical data storing, optical switch, sensors and display.
This chapter provides a brief and conclusive review of photochromism their mechanism and application in Textiles.
Although photochromic materials are in use since 1960 in lenses and sunglasses, but the development is slow due to technical difficulties and poor commercial application.
Now there is renewed interest in photochromic materials which are used in nanofibers in smart textiles and in allied items.

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