Molybdenum Oxide Nanowires

Product Overview
Molybdenum oxide nanowires are one-dimensional nanomaterials characterized by their unique wire-like structure composed of molybdenum and oxygen. These nanowires exhibit excellent electrical, catalytic, optical, and thermoelectric properties, making them widely used in electronics, sensors, energy storage, catalysis, optoelectronics, and electrochromic devices. Their distinctive aspect ratio and exceptional functionality make them valuable for advanced materials and high-tech applications.

Key Features

• High Aspect Ratio:The nanowire shape gives it a large length-to-diameter ratio, enhancing charge transport and material diffusion.
• Excellent Electrical Properties:Good conductivity and semiconductor characteristics, suitable for manufacturing high-performance electronic devices.
• Outstanding Catalytic Performance:Exhibits excellent catalytic activity in hydrogenation, oxidation reactions, and other chemical processes.
• Good Thermal Stability:Retains its structure and performance stability even at elevated temperatures.
• Optical Properties:Capable of absorbing and emitting light at specific wavelengths, suitable for optical devices and photocatalytic applications.

Applications

• Electronics:Molybdenum oxide nanowires are used in the production of field-effect transistors (FETs), flexible and wearable electronic devices, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), memory devices, and transparent conductive films.
• Sensors:Used in the manufacture of high-sensitivity gas sensors to detect gases such as hydrogen, ammonia, nitrogen dioxide, methane, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), widely applied in industrial safety, environmental monitoring, and gas leak detection.
• Catalysis and Photocatalysis:Molybdenum oxide nanowires demonstrate excellent catalytic properties in oxidation reactions, hydrogen evolution reactions, and other chemical processes. They can also serve as photocatalysts for wastewater treatment, water purification, and organic pollutant removal.
• Energy Storage:Used as an anode material in lithium-ion batteries, molybdenum oxide nanowires provide high capacity and long cycle life, improving the charge-discharge characteristics of supercapacitors.
• Optoelectronic Detectors:Used in optoelectronic detectors to respond to light and convert it into electrical signals, suitable for optical devices.
• Electrochromic Devices:These devices change their optical properties (such as color and transparency) when an electrical voltage is applied, and are used in electrochromic displays and smart windows.