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Synthesis and characterization of silver molybdate nanowires, nanorods and multipods

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Silver molybdate nanowires, nanorods and multipods like structures have been prepared by an organic free hydrothermal process using ammonium molybdate and silver nitrate solutions. The powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) patterns reveal that the silver molybdate belongs to anorthic structure. The thickness, 200–500 nm, for silver molybdate nanorods/wires and 2–5 μm for microrods are identified from SEM images. UV-visible spectrum of silver molybdate nanorods/nanowires shows maximum absorbance at 408 nm. Photo-luminescence (PL) spectrum exhibits UV emission at 335 nm, violet emission at 408 nm and a weak green emission at 540 nm. The influence of hydrothermal synthesis conditions on silver molybdate nanowires, nanorods and multipods compositions were established.

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Correspondence to G. T. Chandrappa.

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Nagaraju, G., Chandrappa, G.T. & Livage, J. Synthesis and characterization of silver molybdate nanowires, nanorods and multipods. Bull Mater Sci 31, 367–371 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12034-008-0057-6

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