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Layer-by-layer spray-assembled Ti3C2Tx MXene structural colors achieve uniform yellow-to-gray hues with thicknesses from ∼22 to ∼154 nm and ultrathin flexibility.
- Why it matters: Conventional structural-color approaches often struggle to combine ultrathin form factors, large-area fabrication, and wearable, information-rich patterning for visible–infrared use.
- What they did: The team used low-cost spray assembly of atomically thick Ti3C2Tx sheets via a semidry, low-surface-tension state to build ordered stacks, then tuned optical thickness and emissivity.
- The result: The films show low-infrared emissivity from room temperature to 300°C and enable region-selective VIS-IR camouflage patterns, including meter-scale cut-and-sewn “camouflage cloaks.”
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