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Table 3. Main Features of the Reflectance Changes Experienced by Different Annealed Samples in the Vis–NIR Range when Increasing Temperature^a.

sample	ΔR_max (%)	λ_max (nm)	λ₀ (nm)
T100_550_10	40	1515	990
T100_550_30	11	2060	1415
T200_550_45	65	2375	1130
T300_550_45	50	3300	945

ΔR_max indicates the maximum value taken by ΔR (which is given by the difference between the reflectance values at 110 and 25 °C, respectively), λ_max is the wavelength at which ΔR_max occurs, and λ₀ denotes the limiting wavelength beyond which ΔR only takes positive values. The accuracies of reflectance (%) and wavelength (nm) values are ±0.5% and ±1 nm, respectively.

Table 3. Main Features of the Reflectance Changes Experienced by Different Annealed Samples in the Vis–NIR Range when Increasing Temperaturea.

Table 3. Main Features of the Reflectance Changes Experienced by Different Annealed Samples in the Vis–NIR Range when Increasing Temperature^a.