“…The chemical and physical properties of these materials are closely related to their structures and morphologies, which are an outcome of the synthetic pathway . Previous reports show that manganese vanadates phases can be obtained by solid-state reaction, ,,, conventional hydrothermal synthesis, ,,,, coprecipitation, ,, polymer gelatin method, and microwave radiation. , It is generally accepted that the hydrothermal method presents some advantages over these processes listed above in obtaining pure crystalline phases without additional heat treatment, spending less time and energy. Moreover, in the last few decades, it was observed that the application of microwave irradiation into hydrothermal reactors is a viable alternative to reduce temperature and time conditions .…”