Nano-Al doped-MoO3 high-energy composite films with excellent hydrophobicity and thermal stability

Developing the thermal stability of metal-based ceramic composites or their films has always been challenging and bottlenecks for the utilization of energy. In this paper, the novel mesh-like functional Al doped-MoO₃ nanocomposite film with even distribution and high purity was firstly fabricated by the high-efficiency electrophoretic deposition and surface modification. The optimal suspension turned out to be the mixture of isopropanol and the additives of polyethyleneimine and benzoic acid. The microtopography, crystalline structure, environmental resistance and thermal stability were analyzed by field emission scanning electron microscope (FESEM), energy dispersive X-ray (EDX), X-ray diffractometer (XRD), exposure and droplet-impacting test, DSC analysis and ignition test, respectively. The water contact angle and sliding angle of product can reach ~170° and <1°, indicating the excellent anti-wetting property. In addition, the high heat-release (~3180 J/g) of product all kept almost unchangeable after six months exposure experiments, demonstrating the outstanding thermostability. The exquisite design idea here can perfectly match microelectromechanical system (MEMS), providing the valuable reference for fabricating other metal-based high-energy composites with long lifespan for real industrial applications.     

Progressive NO2 Sensors with Rapid Alarm and Persistent Memory-Type Responses for Wide-Range Sensing Using Antimony Triselenide Nanoflakes

Antimony triselenide (Sb₂Se₃) nanoflake-based nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) sensors exhibit a progressive bifunctional gas-sensing performance, with a rapid alarm for hazardous highly concentrated gases, and an advanced memory-type function for low-concentration (<1 ppm) monitoring repeated under potentially fatal exposure. Rectangular and cuboid shaped Sb₂Se₃ nanoflakes, comprising van der Waals planes with large surface areas and covalent bond planes with small areas, can rapidly detect a wide range of NO₂ gas concentrations from 0.1 to 100 ppm. These Sb₂Se₃ nanoflakes are found to be suitable for physisorption-based gas sensing owing to their anisotropic quasi-2D crystal structure with extremely enlarged van der Waals planes, where they are humidity-insensitive and consequently exhibit an extremely stable baseline current. The Sb₂Se₃ nanoflake sensor exhibits a room-temperature/low-voltage operation, which is noticeable owing to its low energy consumption and rapid response even under a NO₂ gas flow of only 1 ppm. As a result, the Sb₂Se₃ nanoflake sensor is suitable for the development of a rapid alarm system. Furthermore, the persistent gas-sensing conductivity of the sensor with a slow decaying current can enable the development of a progressive memory-type sensor that retains the previous signal under irregular gas injection at low concentrations.     

Interlayer Engineering of Molybdenum Trioxide toward High‐Capacity and Stable Sodium Ion Half/Full Batteries

Orthorhombic molybdenum trioxide (MoO₃) is one of the most promising anode materials for sodium‐ion batteries because of its rich chemistry associated with multiple valence states and intriguing layered structure. However, MoO₃ still suffers from the low rate capability and poor cycle induced by pulverization during de/sodiation. An ingenious two‐step synthesis strategy to fine tune the layer structure of MoO₃ targeting stable and fast sodium ionic diffusion channels is reported here. By integrating partially reduction and organic molecule intercalation methodologies, the interlayer spacing of MoO₃ is remarkably enlarged to 10.40 Å and the layer structural integration are reinforced by dimercapto groups of bismuththiol molecules. Comprehensive characterizations and density functional theory calculations prove that the intercalated bismuththiol (DMcT) molecules substantially enhanced electronic conductivity and effectively shield the electrostatic interaction between Na⁺ and the MoO₃ host by conjugated double bond, resulting in improved Na⁺ insertion/extraction kinetics. Benefiting from these features, the newly devised layered MoO₃ electrode achieves excellent long‐term cycling stability and outstanding rate performance. These achievements are of vital significance for the preparation of sodium‐ion battery anode materials with high‐rate capability and long cycling life using intercalation chemistry.     

Sensitometric characteristics of an all‐solid‐state photoelectrochromic pixel for an electrochromic light‐addressable display

Abstract— An all solid‐state photoelectrochromic element (PECE) was developed on the basis of electrochromic layers of WO₃ and polyaniline with a layer of polymer electrolyte placed on a base of polyamidosulfoacid, in which a thin‐film CdS_xSe_1?x photoresistor was used as an electronic key. The dependence of the sensitometric characteristics of the PECE on the applied voltage was studied.     

钼酸盐阻燃抑烟剂研发现状

简要地叙述了钼酸盐类阻燃抑烟剂 ,如八钼酸铵、钼酸锌、钼酸钙、钼酸钴和三氧化钼等阻燃抑烟剂的研发现状     

从铅阳极泥处理后的渣料中综合回收有价金属的生产实践

叙述了从铅阳极泥回收金银后的渣料中综合回收有价金属的生产实践。根据渣料性质，将火法和湿法工艺相互结合，使渣料中的锑、铋、金、银、铅、铜得以较彻底的分离和回收。     

Ni-Mo-O催化剂中协同作用对丙烷氧化脱氢的影响

在 Ni-Mo-O体系中 ,加入 Mo O3 能极大地提高丙烷氧化脱氢制丙烯的反应活性。选用固混法、沉淀法、柠檬酸法制备了 Mo O3 过量 1 5 % (摩尔分数 )的α -Ni Mo O4催化剂 ,其中用沉淀法制得催化剂在 5 0 0℃ ,V( C3 H8) /V ( O2 ) /V ( N2 ) =1 0 /1 0 /5 0 ,反应气流量为 70 m L/min的条件下丙烷转化率可达 38.7% ,丙烯选择性达 70 .1 4 %。经 XRD,XPS,TPR表征说明 ,在含有过量 Mo O3 的催化剂中 ,α -Ni Mo O4与 Mo O3 两种晶体之间可产生微小的相互吸引 ;从而发挥协同作用 ,是提高催化剂活性     

SO_3磺化法合成PNTS新工艺的研究

本文采用正交设计及方差分析法,确定了 SO_3磺化法合成 PNTS 新工艺的最佳工艺条件;并从技术及经济方面将新工艺同国内现有的生产老工艺进行了分析对比。     

胶体五氧化二锑研究现状及发展方向

对胶体五乳化二锑的研究现状进行了回顾，详细概述了胶体五乳化二锑的各种制备方法及其特点和适用范围，讨论了两种成胶理论。针对目前存在的问题，对胶体五乳化二锑的研究方向及研究重点提出了几点建议。     

Reactively sputtered MoO3 films for ammonia sensing

We report the gas-sensing properties of ion-beam sputter deposited MoO₃ thin-films. The change in the DC conductivity was measured in dry N₂ with 10% O₂ in the presence of up to 490 ppm of NH₃, NO, NO₂, C₃H₆, CO and H₂. At ∼440 °C the film was found to be very sensitive to NH₃, with 490 ppm increasing the conductivity by approximately a factor of 70. This was approximately 17 times greater than the response to the other gases. The NH₃ response was strongly affected by the accompanying levels of O₂, NO₂ and H₂O. For example, changing the accompanying O₂ levels from 1% to 20% decreased the NH₃ response by approximately a factor of 20. Similarly, the presence of 100 ppm NO₂ (in 10% O₂) decreased the NH₃ response by approximately a factor of three, and 1% water vapor decreased it by more than a factor of two. The NH₃ response, however, was relatively unaffected by 100 ppm of accompanying NO, C₃H₆, CO or H₂. XPS measurements show that the increased conductivity in the presence of NH₃ was also accompanied by a partial reduction of the surface MoO₃. We observed an increase in the resistance of the films after extended time at elevated temperatures.