F-doped cesium tungsten bronze has better near-infrared shielding properties than cesium tungsten bronze so that it may also be used to produce heat insulation coating, which may be applied to building or automotive glass to play the role of heat insulation and energy conservation. Wherein, experts said that the rod-shaped F-doped CsxWO3 has better near-infrared properties, and HF is likely to promote the formation of F doping cesium tungsten bronze nanorods.
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Experts also said that HF is believed to promote the formation of nanoporous or nanosheet structures of TiO2 nanoparticles in recent years. However, it has not been reported that HF can promote the formation of rod-like morphology of TiO2 nanoparticles. In addition, experts introduced that the process of HF-induced formation of rod-shaped cesium tungsten bronze is as follows: During the synthesis, HF may be strongly bonded to the plane parallel to the C-axis by hydrogen bonding, and then this selective coverage will drive the nucleation to other crystal faces. Therefore, the crystal preferentially grows along the hexagonal crystal phase.
