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We report a robust and highly active photocatalyst for the C3H6 evolution reaction that is constructed by surfactant-free growth of oxygen vacancy-rich MoO3−x ultrathin nanobelts. Under visible-light irradiation, the new catalyst can selectively (95% selectivity) dehydrate isopropyl alcohol into C3H6 with yields above 98%.
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