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Deposition of MoO3 Films from a Volatile Molybdenyl Complex
A volatile molybdenyl complex was used as precursor for MOCVD of MoO 3 films. Decomposition paths were investigated by thermal analysis. Good quality films were obtained on different substrates and characterized by XPS, UV-Vis, XRD and SEM analyses. The different electronic properties of the various films on different substrates were studied by photoemission experiments and compared with respect to the MoO 3 single crystal.