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titleOfInvention Thermochromic organic cobalt phosphonate material Cox[R(PO3)m]y(H2O)z
abstract The invention provides novel organic cobalt phosphonate coordination compounds serving as thermochromic materials with composition of Cox[R(PO3)m]y(H2O)z (wherein R is an organic group). The modulation of the composition structure of the materials is realized by changing the R organic group in the organic phosphonic acid so as to adjust the color change temperature of the material and improve the sensitivity. A preparation method adopts low-temperature and low-pressure hydrothermal synthesis technology with low cost, the yield is high and the purity is high. An obtained 2-pyridylmethylene cobalt phosphonate compound with a laminated structure is dehydrated and discolored in two steps at two different temperature regions, and the water re-absorption-re-dehydration process is reversible. Therefore, the material synthesized by the method has better reversible color change performance and can be used for detecting two different temperatures.
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