We report a template-free facile technique that allows for the first ever synthesis of a monoclinic Ag2Mo2O7 nanowire (m-Ag2Mo2O7-NW), using a commercially available MoO3 particle. The nanowire possessed high crystallinity and structural homogeneity and strongly suggested that the nanowire was grown through an oriented aggregation mechanism in contrast to the case of a typical solution-phase method. The corresponding bulky counterpart showed no photoresponse; however, a complete structural transformation toward a nanowire triggered activity for O2 evolution in the presence of Ag(+) as an electron acceptor under visible-light irradiation.
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