Cesium tungsten bronze (CsxWO3) is of significant interest due to its unique spectral selectivity, which is utilized in transparent thermal insulation coatings. However, the low-cost batch preparation of CsxWO3 nanopowders remains a challenge. In this study, we performed an Sb doping modification of CsxWO3. It was observed that Sb doping makes CsxWO3 more prone to breakage, facilitating the preparation of nanoparticle CsxWO3 through a simple solid-state reaction followed by mechanical milling. A 7 % Sb doping results in a small average particle size of 108 nm using moderate ball milling. Meanwhile, appropriate Sb doping enhances the transparent thermal insulation properties of CsxWO3. A 3 % Sb doping raises the integrated visible light transmittance (Tlum, 380–780 nm) of CsxWO3 from 61.7 % to 65.40 %, and improves the near-infrared shielding efficiency (ΨNIR, 780–2500 nm) from 61.20 % to 65.92 %, increasing by approximately 4 % and 5 %, respectively. The reasons for these property improvements are discussed based on experiments concerning bandgap (Eg) and oxygen vacancy concentrations induced by Sb doping. This study indicates that Sb doping of 1–3 at% can produce CsxWO3 nanopowders with better performance in a low-cost method, which is of great significance for advancing the production and practical application of nano-sized tungsten bronze powder in energy-saving coatings.
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