5-1 前驅物之影響
1. 從 FTIR 結果可得知，以不加入醋酸反應之前驅物具有 W-O-O 鍵 結，導致水解不完全，使得薄膜表面有較大顆粒存在，影響薄膜品 質。加入醋酸之前驅物使用白金除去未反應之過氧化氫方式，反應 結束後，仍有殘餘之過氧化氫存在，故以迴流方式在一固定溫度下 進行反應，能讓前驅粉體反應更趨完全。
2. 觀察AFM與SEM圖，以Mz+製備出之氧化鎢鍍膜具有明顯顆粒，這 是因為縮合反應較水解反應速度快造成之結果。而薄膜表面孔洞大 小以用白金片去除過氧化氫之金屬烷氧化合物，製備之氧化鎢鍍膜 最大，以Mz+製備出之氧化鎢鍍膜最小。
3. UV-VIS-NIR光譜實驗結果，反應較完全之前驅物三號，具有較佳的 穿透率改變為60％，最差為以Mz+製備出之氧化鎢鍍膜，著-去色穿 透率差為43％。
4. 電化學檢測中，循環伏安法結果以迴流方式去除過氧化氫之金屬烷 氧化合物，製備之氧化鎢鍍膜之峰值電流最大。著-去色響應時間以 用白金片去除過氧化氫之金屬烷氧化合物，製備之氧化鎢鍍膜速度 最快。
5-2 退火環境之影響
5. 從 AFM 與 SEM 影像觀察，可以發現經過退火之氧化鎢薄膜，比初 鍍之氧化鎢薄膜具有較高的緻密度，微孔與晶粒大小皆以真空狀態 時最大，緻密度以大氣退火為佳。
6. 由 XRD 結構分析結果，說明了經過退火處理薄膜表面出現微弱的
結晶情形，而以真空退火之訊號峰最大。
7. 紫外光-近紅外光光譜實驗結果，以氧氣氛退火之氧化鎢薄膜在可見 光區透明度最高，而經過真空退火之氧化鎢薄膜可見度最差，與其 氧化鎢薄膜氧缺陷多寡有關。實驗結果以氧氣氛退火之氧化鎢薄膜 效率最佳，具有約22％之著-去色穿透率差，真空退火製備之氧化 鎢薄膜效率最差，著-去色穿透率差為 16％。
8. 電化學檢測中，循環伏安法實驗結果顯示，氧化鎢薄膜著-去色響應 時間以未退火速度最快，經過大氣退火處理之氧化鎢薄膜所需時間 最久。
5-3 未來展望
1. 實驗中添加檸檬酸為蟄和劑，未來實驗可藉由調整酸之比例，達到 最適之水解參數，進而控制薄膜品質。
2. 添加其他元素合成（Ti、Zn、Ni 等等），研究其光學性質、結構效 應、表面型態對於電致色變之影響。
3. 在本實驗中未對塗佈之薄膜進行壽命耐久性之測試，但考量到將來 應用，使用次數為其重要考量，未來應對製備薄膜做壽命之評估測 試，增加利用價值。
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