1991
DOI: 10.1016/0022-4596(91)90288-s
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β-MoO3 produced from a novel freeze drying route

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“…b-MoO 3 is a metastable phase. It possesses a ReO 3 -related structure with corner-sharing MoO 6 octahedra [6]. The hexagonal structure is also a metastable phase.…”
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“…b-MoO 3 is a metastable phase. It possesses a ReO 3 -related structure with corner-sharing MoO 6 octahedra [6]. The hexagonal structure is also a metastable phase.…”
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“…It is important to note that the formation of metallic Ni(s) is a result of two reactions, (5.27) and (5.30), and that this could be the reason for a formation of MoNi 4 phase during complete reduction of both metal ions by reactions (5.27)- (5.29). Of course, it should be stated here that the most probable mechanism proposed by is valid for the deposition of compact deposits from citrate containing solution (although there is an indication for the presence of oxygen in the compact deposits too [152][153][154]), while we were investigating powder electrodeposition from different ammonium sulfate solution. On the other side, it seems reasonable to assume that the electrodeposition mechanism does not depend on the potential (current) and that it should be the same for the deposition of compact and powderous deposits.…”
Section: The Tem Analysis Of Electrodeposited Ni-rich Mo-ni-o Powdersmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The SAED pattern (shown in Fig. 5.62b) from these clusters best corresponds to the monoclinic MoO 3 phase (JCPDF # 89-1554) [153], or one of its structural variants, depending on the position in the sample. Typical morphology of euhedral MoO 3 crystals is shown in Fig.…”
Section: The Tem Analysis Of Electrodeposited Ni-rich Mo-ni-o Powdersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesse contexto o estudo sobre o MoO 3 vem atraindo cada vez mais a atenção de pesquisadores em virtude de sua variedade de estruturas, características físico-químicas e seu leque de aplicações, no qual se destaca o uso em catálise [11], baterias [12], sensores de gás [13], tecnologias para dispositivos eletrocrômicos [14,15] e fotodegradação [16]. O MoO 3 é conhecido por apresentar vários polimorfos, que são divididos em cinco fases: uma fase ortorrômbica α-MoO 3 termodinamicamente estável [17], quatro fases metaestáveis, sendo três monoclínicas β-MoO 3 [18], MoO 3 -II [19] e MoO 3 -III [20], e uma hexagonal h-MoO 3 , além das fases de MoO 3 hidratadas, com fórmula geral MoO 3 .nH 2 O. A obtenção da fase particular do óxido de molibdênio micro e nanoestruturado é altamente dependente do processo de síntese e das condições de crescimento [21].…”
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