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While numerous near‐infrared (NIR) materials have emerged, most of them are strongly colored or black due to the absorption band or tails in the visible region. Here, a highly transparent and soluble NIR‐absorbing ionic salt, isobutyl‐substituted diimmonium borate (IDI), is synthesized and fabricated, through a solution process, as a thin film that shows a transmittance of over 93% in the whole visible...
A highly transparent diimmonium (DI) salt selectively absorbs light in the NIR range to provide a transparent photothermal film with a high conversion efficiency, as described by Eunkyoung Kim and co‐workers in article number 1905096. The film made of DI affords a transparent soft actuator and heater that can generate a transparent hot Venus flytrap device.
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