We report a novel assembly approach for fabrication of molybdenum trioxide nanoplatelets with precise controls of stack architecture and crystallographic phase (either β-MoO 3 or α-MoO 3, or their mixture) at 300−450 °C. The self-assembly of these metal oxides occurs within a predefined space of original hybrid single-crystals (i.e., the assemblies have a dimension as large as 50−250 μm), and an overall oxide assembly is strictly integrated throughout the original crystal space provided. In this sense, each single-crystal of the hybrid precursor can be viewed as a microscopic “green compact” analogous to the macroscopic one in ceramic processing.
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