journal article·2013-06

Thermal oxidation synthesis hollow MoO3 microspheres and their applications in lithium storage and gas-sensing

Xinyu Zhao, Minhua Cao, Changwen Hu

Materials Research Bulletin· Volume 48· Issue 6
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Graphical abstract: MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres were synthesized via a facile and template-free solvothermal route and subsequent heat treatment in air. The MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres exhibit an improved lithium storage and gas-sensing performance. Highlights: ► Hollow MoO{sub 3} microspheres were synthesized by thermal oxidation of hollow MoO{sub 2}. ► The MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres have a relatively high specific surface area. ► The MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres exhibit improved lithium storage performance. ► The MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres show good responses to ammonia gas. - Abstract: In this paper, MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres were synthesized via a facile and template-free solvothermal route and subsequent heat treatment in air. The MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres have a relatively high specific surface area, and with such a feature, the as-synthesized MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres have potential applications in Li-ion battery and gas-sensor. When tested as a Li-storage anode material, the MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres show a higher discharge capacity of 1377.1 mA h g{sup −1} in the first discharge and a high reversible capacity of 780 mA h g{sup −1} after 100 cycles at a rate of 1 C. Furthermore, as a gas sensing material, the MoO{sub 3} hollow microspheres exhibit anmore » improved sensitivity and short response/recovery time to trace levels of ammonia gas.« less
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