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titleOfInvention Electrochromic device.
abstract An electrochromic device having an electrochromic element comprising a solid binary oxide of 2 polyvalent elements selected from metals and metaloids and which exist in different valency states in the oxide and at least one of which is multivalent. The multivalent element is preferably in the quadrivalent state in the binary oxide. Particularly preferred are binary oxides of the formula AxBOy where A is an element of Group II, B is an element of Group IV, x is 1 or 2 and y is x+2. The binary oxide is exemplified by CdGe oxides, CdSn oxides and ZnSn oxides, optionally doped with Bi. The binary oxide is made from the pure oxides, by calcining pellets of a stoichiometric mixture of the oxides, crushing the pellets and firing in air.
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