FORMATION OF MOLYBDENUM OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES CONTROLLED BY POLY(ETHYLENE OXIDE)

Chirakkal V. Krishnan; Rafael Muñ; oz-Espí; Qi Li; Christian Burger; Benjamin Chu

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FORMATION OF MOLYBDENUM OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES CONTROLLED BY POLY(ETHYLENE OXIDE)

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- FORMATION OF MOLYBDENUM OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES CONTROLLED BY POLY(ETHYLENE OXIDE)
- Vol. 27, Issue 1, Pages: 11-22(2009)
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Chirakkal V. Krishnan, Rafael Muñ, oz-Espí, et al. FORMATION OF MOLYBDENUM OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES CONTROLLED BY POLY(ETHYLENE OXIDE)[J]. 2009, 27(1): 11-22.
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Chirakkal V. Krishnan, Rafael Muñ, oz-Espí, et al. FORMATION OF MOLYBDENUM OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES CONTROLLED BY POLY(ETHYLENE OXIDE)[J]. 2009, 27(1): 11-22. DOI：

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Polymeric systems have played an important role as structure-directing agents and in the control of nucleation and growth of crystals. This article reviews the work of our research group in the field of the polymer-assisted crystallization of inorganic materials

mainly focused on the formation of highly ordered

porous molybdenum oxide nanostructures. Different experimental parameters including the influence of poly(ethylene oxide)-containing polymers on the morphology and structure of the products obtained from peroxomolybdate solutions are examined. Our electrochemical investigations on molybdate species are also briefly described. Finally

the importance of the precursor species in the formation of the final product is discussed.

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mainly focused on the formation of highly ordered

the importance of the precursor species in the formation of the final product is discussed.

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