Gas sensing properties of MoO3 nanorods to CO and CH3OH

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Characterization of orthorhombic α-MoO 3 microplates produced by a microwave plasma process (2012, methodology): “Different methods were used to produce the oxide, which led to achieving products with different properties: evaporation of Mo foil by IR in 1 atm synthetic air to produce a uniformly semitransparent film on alumina substrate [3], direct oxidation of a Mo spiral coil in ambient atmosphere to produce”
Chemical sensors based on nanostructured materials (2007, background): “[40] presented the high sensitivity of a MoO3 anorods film sensor to 30 ppm carbon monoxide and 100 ppm thanol.”
Metastable h-MoO3 and stable α-MoO3 microstructures: controllable synthesis, growth mechanism and their enhanced photocatalytic activity (2015, background): “To our best knowledge, the studies of MoO3 properties are mainly concentrated on the gas sensing performance, [2,10,18,20] lithium-ion batteries,[3,6,9,12] field emission [1,5,21] photochromic property.”
Gas sensing properties of thermally evaporated lamellar MoO3 (2010, background): “[2] have studied gas sensing properties of oO3 nanorods deposited on alumina substrates toward CO and H3OH by varying the gas concentration between 10 and 1000 ppm t 40% relative humidity (RH) and at the working temperature of 00 ◦C.”