Color-forming reaction of CB dye (top) and the thermochromic phenomenon

Color-forming reaction of CB dye (top) and the thermochromic phenomenon

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Download scientific diagram | Color-forming reaction of CB dye (top) and the thermochromic phenomenon of the CB pigment (bottom) from publication: Thermosensitive luminous fibers based on cresol red-boric acid reversible thermochromic pigments | In this study, thermosensitive luminous fibers (TLFs) were prepared by wet spinning, using polyacrylonitrile as the filament material and rare-earth long-afterglow luminescent materials as the optical source. Reversible thermochromic cresol red-boric acid (CB) pigment in the | Pigmentation, Fiber and Acids | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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